Anyone in Edmonton hook up natural gas lines for BBQs???

[sns2]

Looking for someone to hook up a gas line for my BBQ in backyard. Need about 5’ of hose and quick connect. Super straightforward.

[-JR-]

Just go to Apollo propane on 118 ave ,he will have all the stuff you need for the job .

[EZM]

Stating the obvious but .... Don't forget to put in a easy to use shut off in front of quick connect !!!! (place it somewhere that you can access easily on turn off if you are gone for the weekend or away or need to change something out).

The last place I bought did not have one, and I'm certain that was causing micro leaks. I couldn't believe it ..... but sometimes people cut corners.

The other place I had the shut off under the deck which was not easily accessible, therefore, never used. Might have been against code too.

So, it's a good idea to spend a few bucks to get it done right, with the shut offs placed conveniently, etc..

I did my own, and went to Amre (IIRC) and got all the stuff - was pretty straight forward. Leak tested, etc... not too difficult.

[KGB]

Originally Posted by sns2

Looking for someone to hook up a gas line for my BBQ in backyard. Need about 5’ of hose and quick connect. Super straightforward.

I used this guy for my nat gas line install. Give him a call.Chris 780-7225363.

[Au revoir, Gopher]

If it is a new BBQ, check the box. Mine came with the quick connect coupler. I was rather surprised by that.

ARG

[Dewey Cox]

Originally Posted by Au revoir, Gopher

If it is a new BBQ, check the box. Mine came with the quick connect coupler. I was rather surprised by that.

ARG

Also check the size.
Some of the bigger units need a 1/2" quick connect instead of the standard 3/8"