Gas Line Installation in Idaho Falls, ID
Adding a gas fireplace, a range, a BBQ stub, or a shop heater means running a new gas line, and that’s not a job for just anyone. We’re licensed to install and add gas lines across Idaho Falls and Bonneville County, pulled to permit and inspected when the work calls for it. Whether it’s a short run to a new dryer or a line out to the patio grill, we size the pipe to the appliance, run it clean, and leave it tested. It’s the same crew that installs your fireplace and shop heater.
Tell us what’s going on. We’ll get you on the schedule and take it from there.
Mon–Fri, 6 AM–5 PM · Serving Idaho Falls and surrounding areas
Tell us what’s going on. We’ll get you on the schedule and take it from there.
Mon–Fri, 6 AM–5 PM · Serving Idaho Falls and surrounding areas
Gas Lines and Additions, Pulled to Code and Inspected
A gas line is safety work, plain and simple. A leak or an undersized run isn’t a callback, it’s a hazard. That’s why it’s worth having someone licensed run it, pull the permit, and have it inspected when the job requires it.
We install new gas lines and add onto existing ones for homes and small commercial buildings across the valley. We size the pipe to what the appliance actually draws, run it the cleanest way through the house, and pressure-test it before anything gets lit. No shortcuts on the part of the job you can’t see.
One Line,| Done to Code |
What Are |You Hooking Up?|
A gas fireplace or insert
Adding a gas fireplace almost always means a new line to the firebox. We run it as part of the fireplace install.
A gas range or cooktop
Switching from electric to gas cooking, or moving the range, needs a line run to the kitchen and sized for the burners.
A BBQ, grill, or fire pit
A gas stub out to the patio means never swapping a propane tank mid-cookout again. We run the line and cap it for the grill.
A dryer or shop heater
Gas dryers and shop heaters both need their own line, sized to the unit so it runs at full output.
CSST and Black Pipe Gas Line Installation
How the |Line Gets Run|
Black pipe
Rigid black iron pipe is the traditional, durable choice, and it’s what we reach for on main runs and exposed lines.
CSST
Flexible corrugated stainless tubing routes faster through finished walls and tight framing, where rigid pipe would mean opening things up.
New line or extension
Sometimes the right move is a fresh run from the meter, sometimes it’s teeing off an existing line that has the capacity. We’ll tell you which your setup allows.
Permit and inspection
For most new lines, we pull the permit and schedule the inspection, so the work is on record and signed off, not just taken on faith.
Benefits of a Professionally Installed Gas Line
Done Right |the First Time|
Safe and to code
Licensed installation, a proper permit, and a pressure test for leaks mean the line is safe to live with, not just working today.
Sized to the appliance
A line that’s too small will start an appliance but choke it under load. We size for what the unit actually draws, so it runs at full output.
One crew for line and appliance
We run the line and install the fireplace, heater, or hookup in the same job, so there’s no coordinating two companies and pointing fingers.
From Meter |to Appliance|
What a Gas Line Installation Includes
We start by mapping the route and checking the appliance’s demand, then pull the permit where it’s needed. We run the pipe, black iron or CSST depending on the path, make the connections, and pressure-test the whole line for leaks before it’s put into service.
We don’t skip the permit to save a day, and we don’t leave a line untested. Cost depends on the distance from the source, the appliance, and how much of the run is through finished space, and it goes in a written quote.
five star, earned
One Job at a Time
We had an outstanding experience with Ridgeline Heating and Cooling! From start to finish, they were incredibly responsive, professional, and easy to work with. The quality of their service was top-notch, and their pricing was extremely fair—especially compared to other companies in the area, who quoted us nearly double with half the communication.
Ridgeline went above and beyond by helping us look into the warranty on our new system, which really showed they care about their customers, not just the sale. It’s rare to find a company that combines great service, fair pricing, and clear communication, but Ridgeline nailed it.
Very impressed and will absolutely be using them again in the future!
October 2025
Huter did a great job. Very knowledgeable and professional. Obviously knows his business very well. He pinpointed the problem in minutes and had it resolved in just a few more minutes. I would recommend them to anyone.
July 2026
I called for help with a broken down heater on a cold morning and Hunter was there within the hour! His service was fast, efficient, and he communicated clearly the issue and what needed to be done to fix it. He was also very upfront about the cost and it was very reasonable. I also spoke with Bridger Harris and was extremely impressed with how he looked out for us and made sure we were taken care of. I highly recommend Ridgeline Heating and Cooling!
February 2026
Had my heater repaired and air tuned up. Hunter was very knowledgeable and did a great job! Work was done well and explained before doing! I highly recommend Ridgeline!
June 2026
I had Mike and Anthony install my air conditioner. They did a great job, they were very efficient, explained everything, cleaned up all the trash. Ridge got right back to me with a bid and I was able to have it installed in a week. Would highly recommend
August 2026
We had an outstanding experience with Ridgeline Heating and Cooling! From start to finish, they were incredibly responsive, professional, and easy to work with. The quality of their service was top-notch, and their pricing was extremely fair—especially compared to other companies in the area, who quoted us nearly double with half the communication.
Ridgeline went above and beyond by helping us look into the warranty on our new system, which really showed they care about their customers, not just the sale. It’s rare to find a company that combines great service, fair pricing, and clear communication, but Ridgeline nailed it.
Very impressed!!! We hope we don’t need them in the near future lol, but will definitely use them again for heating and cooling needs.
March 2025
Excellent service! They responded quickly to my call, explained clearly my options, and didn’t perform any unnecessary work to pad their bill.
August 2026
Shoutout to Nick at Ridgeline Heating and Cooling!
I’ve been beyond impressed with Nick and the team at Ridgeline. Their responsiveness and communication are next-level—quick to answer, clear in their explanations, and always keeping me in the loop. In an industry where it’s easy to feel left hanging, these guys deliver with professionalism and reliability.
If you need HVAC work done and want a team that actually cares about their customers, Nick is the guy to call. Highly recommend!
March 2025
We had an issue with our AC and a leak, couldn’t get our regular company out for 4 days. Nick came out the next day and had us back up and running! Super friendly and quick to respond. This is who we will call first from now on. Thanks guys!!
July 2026
he is dependable great to work with does a awesome job we are very happy with his work and prices would recommend him
October 2023
Gas Line| Questions|
Idaho Falls Gas Line FAQs
How much does it cost to run a gas line?
It depends on how far the line has to run, what it’s feeding, and whether it passes through finished walls. We give a written quote after we see the route, so the number matches your actual job.
Do I need a permit for a gas line?
Most new gas lines do, and running one without is a real safety and resale problem. We pull the permit and handle the inspection, so the work is documented and signed off.
CSST or black pipe, which is better?
Both are code-approved. Black pipe is rigid and durable for main and exposed runs, while CSST is flexible and routes faster through finished walls. We use whichever fits your home and the run.
Can you add a line for my BBQ or fire pit?
Yes. We run a line out to the patio and cap it for your grill or fire pit, so you’re done buying and swapping propane tanks.
Can you run a line for a shop heater or gas dryer?
Yes. Both need their own properly sized line, and we run it as part of installing the heater or hooking up the dryer.
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What the| Line Feeds|
Related Services
- Fireplace Installation
Most gas fireplaces need a new line. We run it and set the fireplace in one job.
- Shop & Unit Heaters
Gas shop and garage heaters need a sized line. We handle both ends.
- Commercial HVAC
Commercial gas line for a kitchen, heater, or rooftop unit? We do that too.
The Plastic-Down| Promise|
We Keep Your Home Clean While We Run the Line
Running a gas line takes our crew from the meter through your home to reach the appliance, sometimes through finished rooms. Most crews leave that trail behind them. We don’t. Before a tool comes off the truck, we lay plastic across the floors we walk and put covers on our boots, and whatever we cut or pull leaves with us. We sweep before we go. Every visit, not just the big installs. The standard comes from home, honestly. Our wives won’t let us wear boots on the carpet either.
- From Idaho Falls to the Teton towns.
We Cover
Eight Counties
From the valley floor in Idaho Falls out to the mountain towns near the Tetons, we run calls across Bonneville, Jefferson, Bingham, Madison, Fremont, and Teton counties, plus Star Valley over the Wyoming line. Cold runs long out here and the air runs dry. We build for both.
