Commercial Gas Services in Miami-Dade & Broward County

Gas work for restaurants, multifamily buildings, retail and industrial property, across both counties.

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Three Places Commercial Gas Work Usually Starts

Most commercial calls land in one of these. The industries below them are the property types this work covers.

Commercial Gas Line Installation

New service, tenant build-out, riser and meter sizing, and getting gas to equipment that was not there before.

Commercial Gas Line Repair

Leaks, pressure problems, failed connectors and inspection findings, planned around when the building can take it.

Commercial Gas Appliance Installation

Kitchen equipment, water heating and laundry, connected, tested and ready for sign-off.

Commercial Gas Work Is a Scheduling Problem as Much as a Gas Problem

On a house, the question is what is wrong and how to fix it. On a building, there is a second question underneath that one: what does the fix cost you in hours you cannot trade?

A restaurant will not shut a gas line down in February. A residential tower cannot take a riser offline without telling ninety units first. A warehouse can usually take the hit on a Tuesday and would rather not find that out on a Friday. The gas part of commercial gas work is frequently the simpler half.

Around the Clock Gas Service is a licensed gas contractor, Florida registration LQ12177, working across Miami-Dade and Broward County.

So most of what we do commercially is planned rather than reactive. A changeover dropped into a closure. A riser taken down with notice, after the residents have been told. A utility service application started before the equipment is ordered rather than after it has arrived and is sitting in a kitchen waiting on a meter. Tell us the window you’ve got and we’ll work inside it.

What Commercial Gas Looks Like in These Two Counties

The season runs backwards here. Roughly November through April is when the visitors, the seasonal residents and the revenue arrive, and it is the worst possible window to take a kitchen offline. Commercial gas work wants to happen in the slow, hot half of the year, which means the planning conversation happens in spring for work that lands in summer.

Multifamily is a bigger share of the building stock here than almost anywhere in the country, and the money for mechanical work often arrives attached to something else. Florida tightened structural milestone inspections and reserve requirements for older condominium buildings after 2021, and Miami-Dade and Broward have run building recertification programs for far longer than that. When a building opens up its budget for that, the riser and the mechanical rooms are frequently in scope at the same time.

Then there is the plain industrial work, which gets overlooked because it is not glamorous. The warehouse and light industrial corridor along NW 107th Avenue and out toward Okeechobee Road and the Palmetto is minutes from our shop in Hialeah Gardens.

One more thing, and it catches people out on new service. The gas utility map across these two counties is split between three companies, and not every one of them serves both. A commercial load usually means a service application and often a meter or riser upgrade, and that is a lead time, not a same-week item. It is worth starting before the equipment is ordered rather than after it arrives.

Property Types This Covers

Restaurants & Commercial Kitchens

Hotels & Hospitality

Multifamily Housing & Apartment Buildings

Retail & Office

Industrial & Manufacturing

If You Smell Gas, Clear the Building First

Get people out. In a restaurant that means the dining room and the kitchen, in a building it means whoever is in the affected area. Don’t operate switches or equipment on the way out, and don’t send someone to look for the leak.

From outside, call your gas utility’s emergency line or 911. That is the right first call at any hour and it costs nothing. They can shut the service.

Then call us. We handle gas emergencies during business hours. Work outside those hours can be arranged when a job needs it.

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We work across Miami-Dade and Broward County from one shop in Hialeah Gardens. Out here traffic decides how long it takes to reach you far more than distance does, so if timing matters for your job, say so and we’ll be straight with you about it.

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Questions From Property Managers and Operators

Here are answers to the questions South Florida homeowners ask us most. Need something else? Just give us a call — we’re happy to help.

Do you work around our operating hours?

That is usually the first thing to sort out. Planned work gets scheduled against when the building or the kitchen can actually lose gas, which in a restaurant is rarely during service and rarely in season. Tell us the window and we will build the sequence around it.

Can you work nights or weekends?

Often, when it’s arranged in advance. Our hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00am to 4:00pm, and work outside them can be scheduled where a job needs it. For a kitchen in season or a riser in an occupied building that is usually the only way it works, so say what your window is early and we’ll build the sequence around it. On a live gas smell at any hour, the first call is your gas utility’s emergency line or 911, whoever your contractor is.

How long does it take to get a new commercial gas service?

The physical work is often not the long part. A new or upgraded commercial service usually involves an application to the gas utility and can mean a meter or riser upgrade, and that runs on the utility’s timeline rather than ours. Start it before the equipment is ordered. The most common scheduling problem we can’t fix is a kitchen full of equipment waiting on a meter.

What property types do you cover?

Restaurants and commercial kitchens, multifamily and apartment buildings, hotels and hospitality, retail and office, industrial and manufacturing. If you want to know what we have actually done in your specific category rather than what we cover, ask and we will tell you straight.

Do you handle the permit on commercial work?

Commercial gas work is permitted and inspected across both counties, and there are dozens of separate building departments between them with processes that are not identical. Tell us the municipality early, because it affects the schedule more than most people expect.