Cost to install natural gas in garage?

[oujens]

I recently moved from a house where I had the luxury of natural gas on my patio for brewing and am curious what it would cost to install a gas line in my new brewing space. I have a detached garage that is right next to my gas meter (maybe 8-10ft apart). Does anybody know what it might cost to have a gas line installed for brewing? Yesterday I gave my KAB4 a test run and appear to have a leak in my regulator and issues with the tank safety mechanism. Hopefully I can address this soon, but it made me realize how awesome natural gas is and I want to go back, if possible. Anyone with experience know what it might cost? Thought I would get a guesstimate since I don't have a recommendation for an install company yet.

 

[Snicklefritz]

It really shouldn't be that hard to do based on how close it is. Something like this flexible gas line T'd off from meter with a few shutoffs would work well I think. I can't imagine this taking more than 2 hours of someone's time either. Id say you could get it done for $250 or less counting labor and materials. If you're handy, this is easily something you could do yourself depending on how the gas line in your house is setup.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/HOME-FLE...ted-Stainless-Steel-Tubing-11-00725/203073943


I used the same line to extend natural gas out to my deck for my grill.

 

[oujens]

It really shouldn't be that hard to do based on how close it is. Something like this flexible gas line T'd off from meter with a few shutoffs would work well I think. I can't imagine this taking more than 2 hours of someone's time either. Id say you could get it done for $250 or less counting labor and materials. If you're handy, this is easily something you could do yourself depending on how the gas line in your house is setup.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/HOME-FLE...ted-Stainless-Steel-Tubing-11-00725/203073943

Thank you for the quick response! I would prefer a professional set this up. Good to know it might be a reasonable option. If it was $250-300 I think it would be worth not dealing with propane. Electric could also be a possibility, but I would assume it would be more costly to get setup (install and equipment costs).

 

[chudsonvt]

I have propane at my house and I recently got a quote to have a line installed on my deck from a line to the house that is about 15 feet away. I think that quote was between $400 and $500, parts and labor. But I am sure it depends on the exact setup. I could see it being cheaper than $400 too.