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Junior Member
Trade: HVACR
Join Date: Dec 2012
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Hey there!
I am curious as to if I need a certification to dismantle black pipe for natural gas when changing out a furnace. The people I have worked with and went through school says that we dont. I just dont understand how that is possible.
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Trade: Electrical
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: MA
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Re: Hey there!Quote:
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Junior Member
Trade: HVACR
Join Date: Dec 2012
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Re: Hey there!
So basically you are telling me that when they send me out to do change outs, that I need to have a plumber take gas pipe apart. Im sorry, but someone with only 9 posts is probably not going to give any good input!
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Trade: Service/Installation
Join Date: May 2009
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Re: Hey there!
You need to check with the local code enforcement agency in the area/areas your working in.
In my area, no cert is needed for black pipe. In some states, only a certified pipe fitter(gas pipe fitter) may connect a gas line. And yes, that means that on a swap out the installing company may need to have another company come out to connect the gas line to the furnace.
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Re: Hey there!Quote:
Awesome that is the answer I was looking for. I have been looking into it, I have just not got any response back. Thanks. |
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