New installations
Gas piping for a new home or an area of a home that does not yet have a suitable connection.
For your home
NOVA installs natural gas and propane piping for residential projects across West Central Florida. A new range, an outdoor cooking area or a change to your home’s layout can require more than an appliance connection. The line route, existing supply and equipment requirements all belong in the project assessment.
Gas piping for a new home or an area of a home that does not yet have a suitable connection.
Additional lines for equipment moves, additions and renovation projects.
Assessment of existing piping when the planned equipment changes the demands on the system.
Before selecting a route, share the proposed equipment, its intended location and whether the home uses natural gas or propane. If a builder or remodeler is involved, identify that contact and the stage of construction. The installation scope should distinguish the gas work from work owned by other trades.
The scope is established for the actual equipment and property. Useful estimate inputs include:
Gas piping is contractor work. Utility service availability and the utility-owned portion of a system are separate from a residential piping project.
That depends on the appliance requirements and the existing system. Share the model information for professional assessment before assuming the current line is suitable.
No. Select gas line installation and identify the fuel if known. If you are unsure, describe the existing equipment without attempting to inspect or adjust the system.
Across the region
NOVA serves Pinellas, Hillsborough, Pasco, Manatee, Sarasota, Hernando and Citrus Counties.