Gas pipe shortened for a stove





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Ann|The Apple Street Cottage on Apr 24, 2018
I would keep trying to get a professional in to do the job.Helpful Reply- See 1 previous
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Mary Adams on Apr 24, 2018
maybe call your gas provider. I would think they should be able to take care of it.Helpful Reply -
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Pam on Apr 24, 2018
you need gas engineer. Has to be done by someone qualified to deal with gas.Helpful Reply -
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Nancy Turner on Apr 24, 2018
Take your picture to a business that deals only in appliances. Show them the picture and ask if the people they have install their gas stoves would be able to do the job. From the looks of the pipe it seems to be pretty old, perhaps new is shorter anyway. If they can't do the job, I would check with the gas company, their repair people should know how to do it, or have sub-contractors that can do it.Helpful Reply -
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William on Apr 28, 2018
Yep. You do need a plumber or someone who knows what their doing. Call Nicor Gas. They can come out and do it or refer one of their contract plumbers. You can also get in touch with your village hall building department and they can refer a plumber that services Hazel Crest. You can also try Home Depot and they can refer plumbers that purchases from them. They have a list of contractors. A lot of plumbers don't respond because there isn't a lot of profit for a small job like that.Helpful Reply -
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William on Apr 28, 2018
Let us know how it works out.Helpful Reply -
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