Load Sizing
Pipe sized against total BTU demand and run length so the grill hits full output.
Stop hauling propane tanks. We run a properly sized natural gas line from your meter to the grill and finish with a weather-rated quick-disconnect valve — installed by TSSA-certified gas fitters, pressure-tested and tagged.
Serving Wasaga Beach cottages and beach decks, backyard patios across Simcoe County, and custom outdoor kitchens in York Region.

A complete, code-compliant install — not just a pipe stub. We size the line for your grill's BTU rating plus room for future appliances.
Pipe sized against total BTU demand and run length so the grill hits full output.
Recessed or surface-mount quick-connect at the grill location for easy removal.
Full pressure test, leak check and a completed gas tag documenting the work.
We also fix and adapt gas piping that already exists.
Kit installation, orifice and regulator swap, then a full appliance leak test.
Leak detection, valve replacement and red tag correction on existing lines.
Existing BBQ lines rerouted or extended when the patio layout changes.
Most BBQ gas line installations cost between $650 and $1,400. Price depends on the distance from the meter, whether the run is buried, and how much finished space we route through. Every on-site quote is free and itemized.
Most major grill brands offer a natural gas conversion kit. We confirm your model can be converted, install the correct orifices and regulator, run the line and pressure-test the appliance.
The install must be performed by a TSSA-certified gas fitter, and permits or utility notification apply on many jobs. We handle the compliance paperwork and leave a signed gas tag.
Yes. We finish every install with a quick-disconnect valve so the grill unplugs in seconds for cleaning or off-season storage.