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Ensuring proper installation and compliance of restaurant equipment is essential for safety and operations. Here’s what business owners need to know to meet legal requirements for gas piping, fire suppression systems, and utility connections. Key Compliance Steps for Gas-Fueled Cooking Equipment and Fire Suppression Systems Important Considerations Before Applying Step-by-Step Guide to Obtain Gas Service Authorization Consult a Professional For specific legal requirements related to your establishment’s construction, consult a licensed New York State professional. Major construction and alteration work typically requires the involvement of a registered architect or licensed engineer.

Gas leaks can pose serious risks to your health and safety. As a source of natural energy, a gas leak can become dangerous and life-threatening if left undetected or improperly handled. Liquid Tech Plumbing & Heating Inc. will walk you through all the best ways to detect a gas leak and what to do if you have one so you can avoid fire, natural gas poisoning, and other natural gas-related accidents. Read on to protect your health and your home from gas leaks. 1. See if your home has a rotten egg or sulfuric smell. Natural gases from your appliances have the added chemical mercaptan, making the gas have an unpleasant odor so you can detect it more easily.  If you notice a sulphuric smell in your home, you may have a gas leak near your stove, water heater, or another appliance. 2. Check your natural gas alarms, if you