Protecting life-critical systems with expert NFPA 99 piping, manifold upgrades, and rapid facility repairs. We collaborate directly with GCs and health systems from blueprint review to final verification.
Medical gas plumbing involves installing life-support piping systems that deliver medical oxygen, nitrous oxide, medical air, vacuum, and waste gas evacuation in healthcare facilities. Texas law and NFPA 99 codes require ASSE 6010 certified installers to prevent cross-contamination, system leaks, and life-safety hazards.
Medical gas piping operates alongside our primary commercial divisions, allowing us to manage complete mechanical plumbing packages—from central source equipment to general building utility lines.
High-purity copper piping for oxygen supply lines and zone valve boxes.
Specialized gas distribution networks tailored for dental and orthodontic operatories.
Duplex air compressor systems providing clean, oil-free breathing air.
Waste Anesthetic Gas Disposal (WAGD) and medical-surgical vacuum pump systems.
Installation of wall outlets, master alarm panels, area alarm panels, and emergency oxygen inlet boxes.
Medical gas installations require a strict 4-step process: engineered plan coordination, silver-brazed copper installation under a continuous nitrogen purge, standing pressure testing, and third-party NFPA 99 verifier certification prior to clinical use.
Reviewing MEP plans, gas demand calculations, and equipment specifications.
Silver-brazing Medical Type L copper using a positive continuous nitrogen purge to prevent internal oxidation.
Performing 24-hour standing pressure tests at 150% working pressure.
Coordinating independent verification and documentation for project closeout.
Medical gas project costs depend on the number of gas outlets, required source equipment (compressors or vacuum pumps), linear footage of medical copper, zone valve counts, and third-party verification fees.
Key Cost Drivers:
Yes, our medical gas installation team holds ASSE 6010 endorsements to install, repair, and modify medical gas and vacuum systems in full compliance with NFPA 99 guidelines.
Yes. We develop detailed shutdown planning and zone isolation strategies to perform piping modifications or repairs without disrupting active patient care areas.
We coordinate with independent, certified medical gas verifiers to inspect, test, and certify all new installations, modifications, and equipment additions prior to final closeout.
We service hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, dental offices, oral surgery suites, medical clinics, veterinary hospitals, and research laboratories.
Our Commercial plumbers manage a comprehensive range of critical repairs, whether you're upgrading outdated piping, installing smart leak-detection systems, or designing an entirely new plumbing layout.
