On October 24, 2012 I paid for permitted gas lines to go from my meter outside to the inside of the house to hookup my gas stove and gas dryer. I wanted it permitted to make sure it was legit should I ever move. I also had to pay to repair the drywall they had to cut in order to put the gas lines in. So on top of paying $1350.00 for a permitted gas line I had to pay to fix the drywall repair. Fast forward to April 2013 where I called and stated it was taking an absorbent amount of time for my stove to heat up. I was scoffed at and told it's an appliance problem and not their problem and to call an appliance repair. I did just that but the appliance repair guy couldn't find anything wrong with the stove. I'm sure he would have had he pulled the stove out to take a look at the gas lines and the connection to my stove. So fast forward now to March 2016. I'm been getting very bad headaches, nauseous a lot, and some pretty gnarly bloody noses. I wasn't sure what was causing this problem and only after having other work being done and my stove needing to be moved did the gas smell appear. I called out the gas company who turned it off and explained the leak was from the gas lines inside my permitted wall. Needless to say, after the incident in 2013 I didn't feel comfortable calling them to fix their error because one they made the error and two they tried to brush it off like it wasn't their problem. So needless to say, the certified, new plumber told me this: Incorrect tape was used to seal the gas line joints and connections with water tape, the one line to the stove had one thread on it, it was leaking in two places, the gas line itself was so loose that you could swing it side to side, and they used a refrigerator mount to secure it which did not work at all. Tell me, would you use the same company to come repair something that they didn't do right the first time? I think not. Also, I'd like to know how this actually was signed off by the City of Maricopa permit department! Frustration. But at least it's fixed now and I feel a lot better.