Draw Gas Riser Diagram
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Mechanical Engineers typically charge THOUSANDS of Dollars for a gas riser diagram!
Tim's gas riser diagrams are accepted by plan examiners in all 50 USA states.
The above price includes doing all the calculations for four, or less, gas appliances. Here are typical ones found in a home:
- furnace/boiler
- water heater (unless domestic hot water is heated by a combi boiler)
- one gas fireplace
- one range
If you have ADDITIONAL GAS FIXTURES such as a standby generator, an outdoor BBQ and/or fire pit, the cost to include them will be $50 each.
If you think you MIGHT install additional gas appliances IN THE FUTURE, NOW IS THE TIME TO SIZE FOR THEM. For example, if you decide a year after your home is built to install a standby generator, you MAY HAVE TO RIP OUT ALL YOUR GAS LINES and start over because the main trunk line will be TOO SMALL.
Tim will need a PDF copy of your floor plans showing where each gas appliance is located. You need to show where you anticipate the gas will enter the home.
It doesn't matter if it's natural gas or LPG (propane)
Each branch will be sized correctly for the proper flow.
Tim will need a PDF copy of your floor plans showing where each gas appliance is located. You need to show where you anticipate the gas will enter the home.
Tim also needs a list of all your gas appliances and the BTU input for each one.
"It was a pleasure doing business with someone as passionate about their work as Tim is. He worked with us diligently on every step to make sure we were satisfied with the custom plumbing plans he provided to us. I would definitely recommend Tim Carter to anyone!
-Jonathan"
MAC General Inc. Sterling, VA
Tim Carter, a master plumber since age 29, will draw and size the gas lines for your home.
You get:
- a stamped 3D riser diagram showing all gas appliances, pipe sizes, and a BTU fixture table with all values
- a second drawing with the gas trunk lines drawn as an overlay on your floor plan to show you EXACTLY where to install the main and secondary trunk lines
Here are examples of the two drawings. The first one is the overlay on your floor plan and the second one is the 3D riser diagram.
