Planning a gas appliance change
The existing connection may not suit a different appliance. Provide the appliance specifications before a line is planned.
Temecula, California
Planned gas line work needs a professional assessment of the appliance, existing piping and proposed route. A suspected active gas leak is an emergency safety situation: leave first and contact your gas utility or emergency services from a safe location.
Call (951) 227-7999Discuss your service needs and current availability.

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What to notice
The existing connection may not suit a different appliance. Provide the appliance specifications before a line is planned.
Do not touch, tighten or test the connection. Describe what you can see from a safe location.
Treat these as possible leak signs. Leave the area; do not use switches, flames or devices that could spark nearby.
For non-emergency work, a professional may review appliance demand, pipe condition, routing, connection points and required testing. Meter or utility-owned equipment needs utility coordination rather than an assumed household repair.
If a leak is suspected, leave immediately. Contact the gas utility from a safe location; call 911 for immediate danger. Do not operate electrical switches, create flames, or try to find or repair the leak. The service number on this website is not an emergency-dispatch line.
SoCalGas: recognizing and responding to gas leaks (opens in a new tab)Explain whether the project is a repair, relocation or new connection. Ask what parts of the system are included, what utility coordination is needed, and how permit and inspection requirements will be confirmed.
Call (951) 227-7999When you call
For planned work, call with the appliance type and project description. Confirm availability and arrange assessment. For a suspected leak, follow the emergency safety guidance before considering a repair appointment.
Temecula context
For work within Temecula city jurisdiction, Building & Safety is the starting point for permit questions. Ask the contractor to confirm requirements for the actual scope; a general service discussion does not establish permit approval.
City of Temecula: Building & Safety (opens in a new tab)Do not attempt leak testing when you suspect an active gas leak. Leave the area and contact the utility or emergency services from safety.
No single answer fits every home. Appliance demand and the existing piping must be evaluated together; avoid assuming an available connection is suitable.
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