I suffered the misfortune of puncturing a hole in the gas pipe this weekend whilst trying to uncover a leaking water main under the concrete floor. The gas pipe was closer to the surface than the water pipe! I switched off the gas and had a plumber out to have a look.
We were able to expose around 30 cm of the gas pipe. It’s a 22mm copper pipe.
The advice was to have a new gas trac pipe put in from meter to boiler. That’s around 15 meters in length and would need to go through the ceiling voids.
Can you not just chop out the section of copper pipe that has a hole and replace it with new copper? Like we would do with a water pipe.
We were able to expose around 30 cm of the gas pipe. It’s a 22mm copper pipe.
The advice was to have a new gas trac pipe put in from meter to boiler. That’s around 15 meters in length and would need to go through the ceiling voids.
Can you not just chop out the section of copper pipe that has a hole and replace it with new copper? Like we would do with a water pipe.
