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Can I have a quick-connect gas outlet installed on my patio for a portable fire pit?

Yes, a patio quick-connect is one of our favorite outdoor add-ons. It's a permanent, code-rated gas stub with a shut-off and a quick-disconnect fitting, so you plug in a fire pit, grill, or patio heater and never wrestle with 20 lb cylinders again. It's licensed gas work, buried and outdoor-rated, on natural gas or propane.

Yes, and it beats hauling cylinders

A patio quick-connect is a permanent gas outlet we plumb out to your deck or patio: a code-rated line, a shut-off valve, and a quick-disconnect fitting mounted where you want it.

You snap in a fire pit, a grill, or a patio heater and you're burning, with no wrestling a 20 lb cylinder and no running dry in the middle of a cookout. It's one of the most satisfying small outdoor upgrades we do.

Steady supply instead of tank roulette

Portable propane cylinders are fine until they empty at the worst moment, and on a cool mountain evening, which around here is most of the year, that fire feature earns its keep.

A hard-plumbed outlet pulls from your natural gas meter or your home's big propane tank, so the flame runs as long as you want it. Keep the quick-disconnect and you can still swap which appliance is plugged in season to season.

This is licensed gas work, not a fitting you DIY

An outdoor gas outlet has to be run in outdoor-rated pipe, buried to code depth where it crosses the yard, fitted with the right shut-off, permitted, and pressure-tested. That's our lane and no one else's in North Carolina.

We size it for whatever you'll plug in and coordinate the permit and inspection. Call (828) 545-0525 to lay out a patio connection.

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