What should be done in gas installations to ensure safety and compliance?

Following established codes and ordinances is crucial in gas installations because these regulations are designed to protect both the installation personnel and the end users from potential hazards such as gas leaks, explosions, and other safety risks. These codes, often developed by national and local governing bodies, stipulate specific standards for design, installation, maintenance, and inspection of gas systems. Adhering to these regulations helps ensure that installations are performed safely, efficiently, and effectively, leading to the long-term reliability of the gas systems and the safety of the surrounding environment.

In contrast, disregarding regulations or local guidelines would increase the risk of dangerous situations occurring, potentially leading to legal liabilities, property damage, or harm to individuals. Obtaining consultation from homeowners, while it may seem helpful, does not replace the necessity of following established safety codes which are based on technical and engineering principles aimed at safeguarding health and safety.