Services
Eight services across gas and water. Each opens a full page setting out the symptoms, exactly what's included, what drives the price, and where our responsibility ends.
Eight services, two sides of the house
Gas work and water work under one licensed contractor. Each entry opens a full page with scope, pricing factors, and where our responsibility ends.
Gas
Gas Leak Detection & Line Repair
Locating and repairing leaks on the customer side of the meter — after the utility has made the site safe.
Read more →Seismic Gas Shutoff Valve Installation
A valve that closes the gas automatically when the ground shakes. Worth understanding before you buy one.
Read more →Gas Appliance Hookups & Line Extensions
Ranges, dryers, fire pits, pool heaters, and BBQ stubs — sized for the load, not teed off the nearest pipe.
Read more →Gas Fireplace & Log Set Service
Pilot faults, glass haze, and the annual check that matters more at 4,500 feet than most people realise.
Read more →Water
Hydronic Radiant Floor Heating
In-floor heat for basements, additions, and garages — plus honest talk about retrofitting it into a finished room.
Read more →Basement Bathroom Addition & Rough-In
Utah basements are usually stubbed for a bathroom. Whether that stub is where you want it is the real question.
Read more →Sprinkler Backflow & Winterization
Blow-outs before the first hard freeze, spring startup, and backflow assembly testing.
Read more →Hard Water & Scale Solutions
Utah Valley water is genuinely hard. What softening fixes, what it doesn't, and whether you need it.
Read more →How the two sides differ
| Gas side | Water side | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical trigger | An odour, a red tag, a pilot that won't hold, or a new appliance | Scale, a cold floor, a freeze, or a basement project |
| First step | Pressure test and load calculation | Hardness test, locate, or heat loss calculation |
| Emergency route | Utility first, always. We repair afterwards | Call us directly; shut off the main if water is running |
| Permits | Gas piping work is permitted and inspected | Required for additions and some installations |
| Season | Autumn and winter peak | Autumn freeze prep, spring startup, summer projects |
General patterns for Utah Valley homes. Local requirements are set by the City of Orem, your utility, and your water provider.
Frequently asked
01Why is the list split into gas and water?
Because they're different disciplines with different licensing, different diagnostics, and different safety implications, even under one contractor. The split makes the list easier to navigate and it's honest about the fact that a gas repair and a softener install involve genuinely different work.
02Can one visit cover both sides?
Often, and that's a real advantage of one contractor. Mention everything when you book so we allocate the time and bring the right equipment — raising a second item on arrival sometimes means a second trip.
03Do you work on commercial property?
Some light commercial, mostly gas appliance work and fixture service. Tell us the property type when you call so we can schedule and staff it properly rather than arriving under-equipped.
04What if my problem isn't on this list?
Call and describe it. Plenty of smaller work sits inside these categories without being named — shutoff valves, hose bibs, water heater service. If it's genuinely not something we do, we'll say so and point you somewhere sensible.
05Do you supply the equipment, or can I buy my own?
For fixtures and many appliances, either works — send us the model beforehand so we can check compatibility and any high-altitude requirement. For gas piping we install our own materials, because we can't certify a run we didn't install.
06How does pricing work across all of these?
Diagnostic work is quoted per visit with the charge stated before we come out. Projects are quoted after a site visit. We don't publish rate cards because access, permits, and season affect the number more than the task does.
Not sure which side your problem sits on?
Describe it. Half the value of one contractor across both is that you don't have to know.