Fire Tables & Firepits
Concealed piping up through the base with an accessible shutoff and key valve.
Service — Outdoor Living
Patio Heater, Fire Table & Fireplace Gas Lines
Permanent natural gas feeds for patio heaters, fire tables, firepits and outdoor fireplaces. No hidden tanks, no refills — just a properly sized, pressure-tested line installed by TSSA-certified gas fitters.
Serving Wasaga Beach cottage decks, Collingwood chalets, Barrie backyards and custom outdoor living rooms across York Region.
- TSSA Certified Gas Fitters
- Licensed & Insured
- Same-Day / Fast Service
- Free On-Site Quotes
Outdoor Heating Gas Line Installation
Each appliance gets its own shutoff and a line sized so everything can run together on the coldest patio night of the year.
Overhead & Standing Heaters
Ceiling-mount and free-standing patio heater feeds for decks, porches and cabanas.
Outdoor Fireplaces
Permanent gas supply for masonry and prefabricated outdoor fireplaces.
Sizing, Safety & Finishing
The difference between a warm patio and a weak flame is almost always pipe sizing.
BTU Load Calculation
Combined load of every appliance calculated before a single length of pipe is cut.
Concealed & Buried Runs
Sleeved underground and under-deck runs that stay out of sight and out of the way.
Test, Tag & Demo
Pressure test, leak check, gas tag and a walk-through of every valve before we leave.
Where We Install Outdoor Gas Lines
- Wasaga Beach
- Collingwood
- Clearview
- Barrie
- Innisfil
- Newmarket
- Aurora
- King City
- Vaughan
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far can a gas line run to a patio heater or fire table?
There is no fixed maximum. The limit is pressure drop across the run, so we size the pipe against total BTU load and distance. Runs of 100 ft or more are routine when the line is sized correctly.
Can a fire table be permanently piped instead of using a propane tank?
Yes. A permanent natural gas feed removes the hidden tank and the refill routine. We pipe to the burner, install a shutoff and pressure-test the system.
Do outdoor fireplaces and heaters need a permit?
They must be installed by a TSSA-certified gas fitter, and permits or utility notification apply on many jobs. We handle it and leave a signed gas tag.
Can you add a heater line to an existing BBQ line?
Often yes, if the existing pipe is sized for the extra load. If it isn't, we upsize the run so both appliances can operate at full output at once.