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How much does gas line installation cost in Boise?

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Updated November 2026Independently researched12 min read
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Gas line costs in Boise

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Normal range for Boise, ID
$250–$1,250per line

Most new gas lines to one appliance in Boise cost $250–$1,250 for the pipe, a licensed plumber's time, a shutoff valve and a pressure test. $550 is the going rate; a 50+ ft run is $780–$3,450.

How we get this data
Typical
$550
Low end
$130
High end
$2,100
Short run, one appliance
$250–$1,250
Range hookup, existing line
$110–$380
Grill or fire pit line
$340–$1,700
Leak repair
$130–$760

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Typical gas line price: Boise vs nearby citiesTypical price, per line. The line marks the US typical.
Reno, NV $590
Ogden, UT $570
Provo, UT $570
Boise, IDThis guide $550

The typical Boise price is $550, 15% below the US typical of $650.

Where Boise sits among 195 US metrosNumber of metros at each typical gas line price, per line.

Boise's price band

Boise is cheaper than 99% of the 195 US metros we price for gas line work.

A short new gas line to one appliance costs $250–$1,250 in Boise, and $550 is typical. Hooking up a range to an existing line is $110–$380, a grill or fire pit line $340–$1,700, and a standby generator line $430–$2,600.

Intermountain Gas handles meters and service lines around Boise. At about 2,700 feet, check whether a new gas appliance needs high-altitude set-up.

Installed prices include the pipe, fittings, labor, a shutoff valve and a pressure test. New gas piping is licensed work, and a permit ($45–$320) and inspection are the norm in Boise.

Comparing cities, or after the US-wide picture? See the national guide: Gas line installation cost in the USA.

Quick answer

$250–$1,250 for a short new gas line to one appliance in Boise, installed — typically $550. Hooking up a range to an existing line is $110–$380, and a 50+ ft run $780–$3,450. Verified November 2026. Get free Boise quotes →

  • Short new gas line to one appliance: $250–$1,250 ($550 typical)
  • Range hookup on an existing line $110–$380; dryer hookup $85–$300
  • Grill or fire pit line $340–$1,700; standby generator line $430–$2,600
  • Leak repair $130–$760; permit $45–$320; gas plumbers $65–$175/hr
  • Priciest area to work in: Downtown & the Bench; lowest quotes: Boise State & Southeast

Prices verified November 2026 · Cross-referenced against 35+ American pricing sources · See methodology

Detailed pricing — Gas line cost in Boise 2026

Installed prices include pipe, fittings, labor and a pressure test unless the row says otherwise. Boise metro, re-verified November 2026. Per-foot rows are for the pipe run only.

ServiceLowTypicalHigh
New gas line to one appliance (short run)per line$250per line$550$1,250
Gas plumber hourly rate/hr$65/hr$95$175
Service call feeper visit$65per visit$130$240
Gas range or cooktop hookup (existing line)per job$110per job$190$380
Gas wall oven hookup (existing line)per job$130per job$230$510
Gas dryer hookup (existing line)per job$85per job$150$300
Water heater gas connection (gas side only)per job$110per job$210$430
Gas stub-out or quick-connect outlet (e.g. for a grill)per outlet$220per outlet$340$690
Outdoor grill or fire pit gas lineper line$340per line$780$1,700
Standby generator gas lineper line$430per line$1,050$2,600
Garage or shop heater gas lineper line$300per line$690$1,550
New gas line run, 50+ ftper line$780per line$1,550$3,450
Black iron gas pipe, installedper foot$13per foot$19$31
CSST flexible gas pipe, installedper foot$10per foot$15$22
Underground polyethylene gas line with trenchingper foot$17per foot$26$43
Vented gas fireplace insert or wall heater, installedinstalled$1,400installed$2,750$5,100
Gas leak detection and repairper job$130per job$340$760
Gas pressure test and inspectionper job$65per job$130$340
Gas shutoff valve replacementper valve$130per valve$260$560
Seismic gas shutoff valve (California and quake zones)installed$220installed$440$880
CSST bonding to the electrical groundper home$85per home$170$340
Propane to natural gas conversion (2–3 appliances)per home$610per home$1,550$3,500
Gas meter relocation (utility + plumber)per job$880per job$2,200$3,950
Gas piping permitper job$45per job$140$320
Bigger gas line jobs in Boise: what they costPer job, low to high with the typical price marked. Every line is in the table above.
Gas meter relocation (utility + plumber) $2,200$880–$3,950
Gas leak detection and repair $340$130–$760
Gas wall oven hookup (existing line) $230$130–$510
Smaller gas line jobs and repairs in BoisePer job, low to high with the typical price marked. Every line is in the table above.
Water heater gas connection (gas side only) $210$110–$430
Gas range or cooktop hookup (existing line) $190$110–$380
Gas dryer hookup (existing line) $150$85–$300
Gas piping permit $140$45–$320
Gas pressure test and inspection $130$65–$340
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Figures are for the Boise metro area. Trip fees can apply on the far edges; tight older homes in Downtown & the Bench cost the most to work in.

How gas line costs vary across Boise

Gas line prices across Boise

Where you live in the metro changes the labor, not the pipe. Older homes in Downtown & the Bench take the longest; jobs in Boise State & Southeast tend to come in at or under the city typical.

Gas line prices across BoiseTypical range by part of the metro, per line. The line marks the Boise typical.
Downtown & the Bench10–15% above the city average $270–$1,400per line
Garden City & West BoiseStandard to 5% above $260–$1,350per line
Boise State & SoutheastStandard to 5% below $240–$1,200per line
Meridian, Nampa & CaldwellStandard; longer runs common $250–$1,300per line

Downtown & the Bench

10–15% above the city average
Downtown, Bench, Linen District
Per line
$270–$1,400 per line
Typical job
$370–$1,900 / grill or fire pit line

Condos, older houses and mixed-use buildings. New runs often need wall or ceiling openings, and old piping near the meter may need a section replaced to pass the pressure test.

Garden City & West Boise

Standard to 5% above
Garden City, West Boise, Fairview
Per line
$260–$1,350 per line
Typical job
$350–$1,800 / grill or fire pit line

A mix of older houses and newer infill. Older homes may have undersized or tired steel piping that has to be extended or replaced before a new appliance goes on.

Boise State & Southeast

Standard to 5% below
Boise State, Southeast Boise, Vista
Per line
$240–$1,200 per line
Typical job
$320–$1,650 / grill or fire pit line

Rentals and older houses. Landlord jobs tend to be quick appliance hookups and short lines, which keeps prices a little under the city average.

Meridian, Nampa & Caldwell

Standard; longer runs common
Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, Eagle
Per line
$250–$1,300 per line
Typical job
$340–$1,800 / grill or fire pit line

Garages, patios and backyards make gas work easy to reach, but distances are longer. Expect outdoor lines and generator hookups to drive the bill.

What you'll actually pay — job by job

Real-World Gas Line Costs in Boise

Here's what common gas line jobs cost in Boise in 2026, installed by a licensed pro with fittings and a pressure test.

Range hookup to an existing gas valve — 1–2 hours

$110–$380

Disconnect the old range, fit a new flexible connector, check the shutoff valve, connect, leak-test and light the burners. If there's no gas valve behind the range, it becomes a new-line job at $360–$1,630 with the hookup.

New line to a gas dryer, 15–25 ft — 2–4 hours

$335–$1,550

A branch off the nearest gas pipe, a shutoff valve, a sediment trap, the hookup and a pressure test. Add $120–$520 if the dryer also needs a new vent to the outside.

Grill or fire pit line across the yard — half a day to a day

$340–$1,700

Usually buried polyethylene ($17–$43 a foot with trenching), metal risers at each end, a shutoff and a quick-connect at the grill. Concrete or pavers in the way add patching at $85–$340.

Standby generator line — half a day to a day

$430–$2,600

Generators burn a lot of gas, so the line is usually bigger than a normal branch, and the utility may need to upgrade the meter. Ask whether that fee is in the quote. The permit runs $45–$320.

Gas smell at the range — find and fix the leak

$130–$760

A loose fitting or old connector behind the appliance is the cheap end. A leak inside a wall costs more, and a buried leak with digging costs the most. A service call alone is $65–$240.

How much does gas line installation cost in Boise?

$250–$1,250, with $550 typical. A 10-foot branch off an exposed pipe in a basement or garage is at the low end; a run through finished walls to a kitchen island sits near the top. Quotes above $1,250 usually mean a long run, an outdoor line or a bigger pipe.

Leaks are priced differently: finding and fixing one runs $130–$760, more if the pipe is buried. Re-checked against 35 sources in November 2026.

Gas line prices in Boise (2026): new lines, hookups and repairs

A short new line to one appliance costs $250–$1,250, a 50+ ft run $780–$3,450, and a standby generator line $430–$2,600.

Line on the quoteLowTypicalHigh
New gas line to one appliance (short run)$250$550$1,250
Gas range or cooktop hookup (existing line)$110$190$380
Gas dryer hookup (existing line)$85$150$300
Outdoor grill or fire pit gas line$340$780$1,700
Standby generator gas line$430$1,050$2,600
New gas line run, 50+ ft$780$1,550$3,450
Gas leak detection and repair$130$340$760
Gas meter relocation (utility + plumber)$880$2,200$3,950

The pipe is the cheap part. On a typical $550 job in Boise, most of the bill is a licensed plumber's time, fittings, the shutoff valve and the pressure test. That's why a 10-foot line and a 25-foot line are often priced close together.

What moves a gas line quote in Boise:

  • Distance — every extra foot of black iron adds about $19 installed; CSST about $15.
  • Access — open basements and crawlspaces are quick; finished walls, slabs and attics take longer.
  • Indoor vs outdoor — buried yard lines run $17–$43 a foot with trenching.
  • Gas load — a generator or tankless heater can need bigger pipe and a utility meter check.
  • Permit and test — $45–$320 for the permit; the pressure test should be in the price.

Ask every Boise gas plumber for the same five things: the pipe type and length, what's included (valve, hookup, test, permit), any wall or yard patching, the labor warranty, and the start date. Compare those, not the headline price. Get a quote for your gas line work →

Gas Line Cost in Boise by Number of Appliances

Quick answer

One appliance on a short run: $250–$1,250. Two or three appliances: $1,050–$2,600. Gas piping for a whole house with four or more appliances: $1,900–$6,450.

Worked example: a Boise kitchen remodel that moves a gas range 12 feet and adds a gas dryer in the garage is two short runs in one visit. Expect about $740 for the new range line and hookup plus $150 for the dryer hookup on a shared branch, plus a $140 permit — about $1,030 all in, not two full jobs.

Adding a standby generator to that job brings in a bigger pipe and often a meter check: about $1,050 for the generator line on top. Doing it in the same visit saves a second service fee and a second permit.

Boise Gas Line Costs by Pipe and Job Type

Pipe or job typeCostBest for
Black iron pipe$13–$31/ft installedIndoor runs in basements and exposed spots, and the main trunk line. Rigid, very durable, more labor to cut and thread.
CSST flexible gas pipe$10–$22/ft installedSnaking through walls, floors and attics with few fittings. Must be bonded to the home's electrical ground.
Copper tubing (where allowed)$10–$18/ft installedSome areas and utilities allow it for gas; many don't. Ask your plumber and inspector before choosing it.
Underground polyethylene (PE)$17–$43/ft installedBuried yard lines to a grill, pool heater, generator or detached garage. Outdoor and underground only, with a tracer wire.
Short run to one appliance (10–30 ft)$250–$1,250 per lineA new range, dryer, water heater or fireplace near existing gas pipe.
Long run, 50+ ft$780–$3,450 per lineAcross the house, up to an attic furnace or out to a detached garage.
Outdoor grill or fire pit line$340–$1,700 per linePatios and outdoor kitchens. Often a buried PE run with a riser and shutoff.
Standby generator line$430–$2,600 per lineWhole-home backup power. Needs bigger pipe and sometimes a utility meter upgrade.
Flexible appliance connector$85–$300 per hookupThe last few feet from the shutoff valve to a range, dryer or water heater, fitted as part of the hookup.
Cost by pipe or job type in BoiseTypical range, per ft installed.
Black iron pipe $13–$31per ft installed
CSST flexible gas pipe $10–$22per ft installed
Copper tubing (where allowed) $10–$18per ft installed
Underground polyethylene (PE) $17–$43per ft installed
Boise tip: if the gas pipe is already behind the appliance, you only pay for a hookup ($110–$380 for a range). Check behind the old appliance for a capped gas valve before you get quotes for a new line.

Per-foot price vs what you actually pay — the Boise gas line bill

Black iron costs $13–$31 a foot installed in Boise, but short jobs don't price by the foot. Most plumbers charge a minimum that covers the trip, fittings, a shutoff valve and the pressure test, which is why a 10–30 ft line still lands at $250–$1,250.

Per-foot pricing matters on long runs. A 50+ ft line costs $780–$3,450, and a buried yard line $17–$43 a foot with trenching. On top of that, budget $45–$320 for the permit and any patching of walls or concrete.

What's included in a Boise gas line quote (and what costs extra)

A standard installed price covers the new pipe and fittings, a licensed plumber's labor, a shutoff valve at the appliance, a sediment trap where needed, and a pressure and leak test before the gas goes on. The headline price often leaves out:

  • Permit and inspection — $45–$320, required for new gas piping in most of the US
  • The appliance hookup — $110–$380 for a range, if the quote only covers the line
  • Wall, floor or yard patching — drywall repair can add up to $470; a small concrete patch $85–$340
  • Meter or utility work — a meter move is $880–$3,950; some generator jobs need a utility meter upgrade

Ask whether the pressure test and the permit are in the price; a pro who skips either is cutting a corner that matters.

What Affects Gas Line Costs in Boise

How far the line runs

Distance is the biggest driver after the minimum charge. A short run is $250–$1,250 in Boise; a 50+ ft run $780–$3,450. Putting a new appliance close to existing gas pipe is the easiest saving.

Black iron or CSST

Black iron runs $13–$31 a foot installed and CSST flexible pipe $10–$22. CSST needs fewer fittings through walls but has to be bonded to the electrical ground ($85–$340 if it isn't already).

Basements, crawlspaces and finished walls

An open basement or crawlspace makes a new branch quick. Slab homes, finished ceilings and walls mean drilling, fishing pipe and patching afterward, which adds hours.

Local rules and conditions

Boise sits high enough that some gas appliances need high-altitude set-up per the maker's instructions. Ask your plumber to check it at the hookup; it's part of a proper install, not an upsell.

Permit and pressure test

New gas piping is pressure-tested before the gas goes on, and most cities inspect it. In Boise budget $45–$320 for the permit; a separate test and inspection visit is $65–$340.

Gas load and pipe size

Every appliance adds to the gas the pipe has to carry. Adding a generator ($430–$2,600) or a tankless water heater can mean bigger pipe from the meter, and sometimes a utility meter upgrade.

Planned vs emergency

A booked job costs $250–$1,250 for a short run; a leak call starts with a $65–$240 service fee, and after-hours work costs more. If you smell gas, leave first and call the utility from outside.

How to Save Money on Gas Line Work in Boise
  1. Bundle the jobs.One visit, one permit and one pressure test can cover a range, a dryer and a grill line. Each extra trip adds a service fee of $65–$240.
  2. Put appliances near existing pipe.Every foot counts on longer runs: about $19 a foot for black iron and $15 for CSST installed in Boise.
  3. Ask about CSST for runs through finished walls.Flexible pipe needs fewer openings and fittings than threaded iron. Make sure the quote includes bonding to the electrical ground.
  4. Get an itemized quote.The permit ($45–$320), the pressure test and any patching should be on the quote, not a surprise on the invoice.
  5. Dig in the right season.Outdoor lines are cheapest when the ground is dry and unfrozen. Call 811 before anyone digs; it's free and marks buried utility lines.
  6. Get two quotes.Prices for the same short line in Boise spread from $250 to $1,250. Two written quotes from licensed pros is the easiest way to land near $550.
Gas Line Cost in Boise: What the Quote Should Include

Boise gas plumbers often quote by phone. Before you pay a deposit, get these in writing:

  • Pipe type and length, and the route it takes
  • What the price includes: shutoff valve, sediment trap, hookup and connector
  • Permit and inspection, and who pulls the permit
  • Pressure test before the gas goes on
  • Wall, ceiling or yard patching, and who does it
  • CSST bonding to the electrical ground, if CSST is used
  • For generators and big appliances: pipe size and whether the meter needs an upgrade
  • Labor warranty, start date and payment terms
Frequently asked questions — Gas line cost in Boise
How much does it cost to run a gas line in Boise?

$250–$1,250 for a short new line (about 10–30 ft) to one appliance, and $550 is typical. A 50+ ft run costs $780–$3,450.

How much does it cost to hook up a gas stove in Boise?

$110–$380 if the gas valve is already behind the range. If you need a new line too, budget about $360–$1,630 for the line and the hookup together.

What does a gas dryer hookup cost in Boise?

$85–$300 to connect a dryer to an existing gas valve. A new line to the laundry plus the hookup runs about $335–$1,550.

How much is a gas line to a grill or fire pit in Boise?

$340–$1,700, usually a buried line with risers, a shutoff and a quick-connect. If gas pipe is already on the outside wall, a stub-out or quick-connect outlet is $220–$690.

What does a gas line for a standby generator cost in Boise?

$430–$2,600 for the gas line alone. Generators need bigger pipe than most appliances, and some need a utility meter upgrade, so ask the gas company early.

How much does gas leak repair cost in Boise?

$130–$760 to find and fix a typical leak, plus a service call of $65–$240 at many companies. Buried leaks that need digging cost more. If you smell gas, leave and call the gas utility or 911 from outside.

Do I need a permit for a gas line in Boise?

In most cases, yes. New gas piping needs a licensed pro and usually a permit, a pressure test and an inspection. Budget $45–$320 for the permit; your plumber normally pulls it.

How much do gas plumbers charge per hour in Boise?

$65–$175/hr, with about $95/hr typical. Many quote short jobs as a flat price instead, and some add a service call fee of $65–$240.

Is CSST or black iron cheaper in Boise?

CSST usually costs less installed: $10–$22 a foot against $13–$31 for black iron, because it needs fewer fittings. CSST must be bonded to the home's electrical ground.

What's included in a Boise gas line quote?

The pipe, fittings, a shutoff valve, labor and a pressure test. Often extra: the permit ($45–$320), the appliance hookup, and patching walls or concrete.

Prices verified November 2026 · Cross-referenced against 35+ American pricing sources · See methodology

Prices for the Boise metro area, November 2026. Outer suburbs may vary.

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