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Gas line hookups for stoves, dryers and BBQs in Toronto

Jackman Mechanical Ltd. installs, repairs and maintains gas lines and gas equipment in Toronto homes, and in North York, Mississauga, Markham and Ajax: a line for a new gas stove, dryer, BBQ or heater, a line moved in a renovation, or a repair to one that is there. A gas smell is never a request: leave the building and call Enbridge Gas from outside.

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Smell gas? Leave now.

Enbridge Gas says to evacuate right away, leaving doors and windows open behind you if you can do it without delay, and not to use phones, switches or electronics on the way out. Once you are safely away, call its 24-hour emergency line at 1-866-763-5427 or 911 (Enbridge Gas). Natural gas has an added smell like rotten eggs, and a hissing sound can also mean a leak. Call us for the repair after.

Who is allowed to install a gas line in Ontario?

Not just anyone. The TSSA, which regulates fuels safety in Ontario, says maintenance of furnaces and fuel-fired appliances must be performed by TSSA-registered contractors, and that all registered contractors are required to hire TSSA-certified gas technicians (TSSA). Its registered fuels contractor search lets you check a company first. The gas work guide explains it in full.

What will the request form ask about a gas line?

Questions on the request form for gas line or appliance problems
QuestionThe choices
What is it for?BBQ · Stove · Dryer · Heater · Something else

Photos that help. The most useful are where the appliance will go, and your gas meter.

Say in the description where the appliance will go and where your gas meter is. If it is a BBQ, say which side of the house the deck or patio is on.

What does a gas line to an appliance look like?

Illustration of a house gas line from the meter to three appliances The gas meter and regulator sit outside on the left wall. A black gas line with yellow tags enters the house and runs along the ceiling, then drops to a range and a dryer, each through its own shutoff valve with a capped drip leg below, and runs back out through the right wall to a BBQ connection with its own shutoff. GAS GAS GAS METER AND REGULATOR SHUTOFF DRIP LEG RANGE DRYER BBQ SHUTOFF TO THE BBQ OUTSIDE
Illustration of a typical installation, not a drawing of a specific job.

Gas comes in through the meter and regulator outside, runs as a tagged line inside, and drops to each appliance through its own shutoff valve, with a drip leg below it. A photo of your meter and of the spot where the appliance will go shows us most of what we need to see.

Do I need a carbon monoxide alarm with a gas appliance?

Yes. The Government of Ontario says a home with a fuel-burning appliance must have a carbon monoxide alarm beside each sleeping area and, since January 1, 2026, on every storey, including storeys without bedrooms (Government of Ontario). The alarm guide covers where they go and what to do when one sounds.

Black gas piping with yellow tags beside a tall water heater, red expansion tanks and white vent pipes in a basement.
From a Jackman Mechanical job: tagged gas piping in a basement.

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