How long should it take to install a 50 foot exterior gas line? | | One day | 79% | | Three days | 8% | | Not sure | 12% | | | | | Question: How long should it take to install a 50 foot exterior gas line? Top Answer (79% of 24 votes): One day.
Answer: One day
Explanation: It normally take 4-6 hours but depending on soil and weather conditions it could take up to a day. | | Kooline Plumbing Heating & Air | Answer: One day
Explanation: Up to 50 feet we would be able to complete this job in one day. The ditch would have to stay open until the completion of the inspection by the city before the ditch can be covered. Keep in mind that the entire gas system must be brought up to code of the gas company shuts off service to the home. This includes vent piping, drip legs on fixtures, hard pipe coming out of the furnance. | | SDL Plumbing Inc. | Answer: One day
Explanation: Typically should take 6-8 hours. Depends on the landscape. Is this installed underground or on a wall? Not enough info. | | Code Blue Plumbing | | | ProMatcher | Answer: One day
Explanation: Digging, inspection | | Guaranteed Plumbing | Answer: One day
Explanation: It should take less then a day long as there is nothing in way. | | JD all service plumbing | Answer: One day
Explanation: We can have it trenched, installed, inspected, and back filled. Usually the very same day! | | Western Piping & Supply | | | ProMatcher | Answer: One day
Explanation: Can use galvanized and flex | | Reeves Plumbing | Answer: One day
Explanation: One day for excavation of a trench instalation of the gas line, the inspection and trench fill in. | | East Coast Home Inspections LLC | Answer: One day
Explanation: It also deponds on if trench is dug | | PHR |
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