Gas BBQ lines
Gas BBQ lines across Ottawa · Nepean · Kanata · Stittsville · Barrhaven · Orleans · Gloucester · Manotick · Greely · Richmond · Carp · Kemptville · Rockland — from our shop at 36 Capital Drive, Nepean.
A natural gas line to the deck means the BBQ is always ready — July long weekend or January. We run the line from your meter, install the shut-off and quick-connect, and convert or connect your grill.
We tee off your existing gas system, run black iron or approved CSST to the deck or patio, and finish with a shut-off valve and a quick-connect fitting at the grill. If your BBQ is propane we convert it to natural gas where the manufacturer supports it; if it’s a new natural gas grill we connect and test it.
The same line can feed a fire table, a patio heater or an outdoor kitchen — tell us what you’re planning and we’ll size the line for all of it in one trip.
Natural gas also costs a fraction of propane per hour of grilling, and there is no tank to fill, swap or run out of halfway through dinner.
The price depends on how far the line runs and how it gets from the meter to the deck. We give a firm quote after a quick site look, and that’s the price you pay.
We are normally at your home within a day or two of your call. The work itself takes a couple of hours to half a day.
A licensed gas fitter employed by Renato’s — not a subcontractor.
No. Renato’s is a licensed contractor in good standing with the TSSA and Enbridge Gas, so the installation is tagged by our technician and no separate inspection is required.
Most grills can be converted with a manufacturer kit. Tell us the make and model and we’ll confirm before we come out. Some models must be replaced with a natural gas version.
Yes. Natural gas doesn’t lose pressure in the cold the way propane does, which is why so many Ottawa homeowners grill right through January.
Most BBQ lines are done within a day or two of your call.
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