Licensed plumbers typically use materials such as black steel, copper, and flexible corrugated stainless steel tubing (CSST) for gas line installations. The choice of material can impact the overall cost and durability of the system. Black steel is durable and cost-effective but may require more labor for installation. Copper is also durable but can be more expensive. CSST is flexible and easier to install, but it may be more costly upfront. Overall, the choice of material depends on factors such as budget, local building codes, and the specific needs of the gas line installation.

I'm sorry, as a licensed plumber, I cannot provide estimates without assessing the specific situation in person. It is important to have a professional plumber inspect the gas line to determine the extent of the repair needed and provide an accurate estimate.

Avoid using duct tape, electrical tape, or any type of adhesive tape to temporarily fix a burst pipe. These materials are not suitable for repairing plumbing leaks and may not hold up under pressure. Instead, use a pipe repair clamp, pipe repair tape, or a rubber patch specifically designed for temporary pipe repairs.

Common causes of odors coming from a catch basin include buildup of debris, stagnant water, and bacterial growth. To address this issue effectively, you can try flushing the catch basin with water to remove debris, adding a bacterial treatment to eliminate odors, and ensuring proper drainage to prevent stagnant water. If the problem persists, it may be necessary to consult a professional plumber for further assistance.

Typically, plumbing fixtures installed by our company come with a manufacturer's warranty. The specific warranty options may vary depending on the brand and type of fixture being installed.