Gas Line Plumber in Myrtle Beach

Over 60 Years of Gas Line Service Backed by a Warranty & Free Estimates

Gas lines power many of the appliances that make homes and commercial properties run, from water heaters and ranges to outdoor kitchens, pool heaters, and heating systems. When something goes wrong, or when you’re adding a new appliance or line, the work has to be done right. Lucas Board Plumbing has been serving residential and commercial customers in the Myrtle Beach area since 1964. Four generations of family ownership back every gas line repair, installation, and appliance hookup we handle. We provide free estimates on all gas line work.

Gas line work requires a licensed plumber. Unlicensed repairs can void homeowners insurance and create code violations that compound an already serious problem. Whether you’re dealing with a suspected leak, a red tag notice from your utility provider, or a new installation for an outdoor kitchen or heating system, we’re available around the clock. Located just off Highway 17, we serve Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, and all of Horry County.

Call (843) 396-0827 today.

Gas Leak Detection & Rapid Repair

A sulfur or rotten egg odor, a hissing sound near a line, an unexplained spike in your gas bill, or a sudden red tag from your utility provider all warrant immediate attention. If you suspect an active leak, leave the property, avoid electrical switches and open flames, shut off gas at the meter if safely accessible, and call 911 and your utility provider before contacting a plumber.

How We Locate & Repair Gas Leaks

Our technicians use professional-grade electronic leak detection equipment to pinpoint even small leaks with accuracy. Rather than relying on surface-level indicators, we perform a systematic inspection of exposed lines, fittings, connections, and appliance hookups to identify the precise source of the problem. Coastal properties in the Myrtle Beach area face accelerated pipe corrosion from salt air. It’s a factor our technicians account for on every inspection.

Red Tag Response

If your property has received a red tag, meaning the gas has been shut off due to a detected hazard or code issue, we act quickly to assess the situation and make the necessary repairs. This may involve replacing damaged piping, correcting improper connections, or bringing older installations up to current code standards. Once repairs are complete, we conduct thorough pressure testing before coordinating with your utility provider for restoration of service. We work on both residential and commercial gas systems, and every job is backed by a strong warranty.