03/16/2026
Gas pipe bonding is one of those things most homeowners never see… but it’s extremely important. ⚡
In this reel I’m walking through how I bond the gas piping on a home — running the bonding wire from the gas meter piping outside all the way to the proper bonding point at the electrical system.
Then inside the home, I explain why gas piping bonding is required under the National Electrical Code and how some homes may already have bonding through their internal grounding system.
A lot of homeowners don’t realize this step helps protect the home by ensuring stray electrical current has a safe path to ground.
Just another day helping our South Fulton and Southwest Atlanta neighbors keep their homes safe and properly wired. 🏡
After nearly 40 years in the electrical trade and over 25 years as a licensed electrical contractor here in Atlanta, I’ve learned that small safety details like this can make a big difference.
When your home’s electrical system is done right, you get peace of mind knowing everything is grounded and protected. 💡
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