Edmonton Gas Line Installation

It is possible that switching over to a new fuel source with an Edmonton gas line installation could save you a significant amount of money over time. That may seem counterintuitive at first, because of course you have to pay for natural gas just like you have to pay for electricity or other energy sources. The difference is that heating appliances are able to use natural gas far more efficiently than other types of fuel.

According to the CGA's natural gas facts, it had the lowest "delivered cost" of any energy form in 2021 at just $12.05 per gigajoule (GJ). Electricity had a delivered cost of $38.69 per GJ, propane rang in at $36.72 per GJ, and the delivered cost for heating oil was $31.89 per GJ. Just a glance at those figures really illustrates the dramatic difference in cost versus the other three energy forms listed. Of course, the practical difference in cost after Edmonton gas line installation will also depend on the type of appliance or machine that you are switching to a new energy form. Your HVAC system is likely your household's biggest energy consumer by far, so switching it to a new fuel source would make a more noticeable difference than switching a machine that never used much energy to begin with.

The City of Edmonton does require permits to install, alter or relocate this type of equipment. However, as a property owner, you don't have to worry about permits for Edmonton gas line installation. The work can only be done by a licensed mechanical contractor such as the reliable plumbers at Mr. Rooter, which means we are responsible for pulling the required permits. We have plenty of experience with municipal and provincial permits and safety code requirements, so rest assured we'll take care of it so you don't have to deal with that paperwork. You can also rely on us to meet or exceed all municipal and provincial safety and building code regulations, as we value a safe workplace and always deliver the best quality results.