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Hire a licensed natural‑gas plumber or gas technician. Most cities require a licensed pro before they’ll issue a permit, and that credential protects you from unsafe work. While a general plumber might handle small tubing fixes for less, full installations are complex and worth the extra cost of a specialist.

Yes, you must obtain a permit to run a gas line. Municipalities require this permit to guarantee installations adhere to strict safety codes and eliminate risks of gas leaks. Licensed contractors secure and manage permits, ensuring the gas line is installed safely and compliant with local regulations, thereby securing a safe and reliable gas supply.

Pros typically run flexible corrugated stainless‑steel tubing (CCST) from the supply line to the appliance because it’s durable and easy to route. For the buried sections, many contractors choose HDPE or PVC for corrosion resistance. Your installer will confirm which options meet local code and can provide expert recommendations on what works best for your needs and budget.