PlumbX installs, tests, and maintains medical gas piping for hospitals and healthcare facilities in Charleston and the Lowcountry. Work is performed to NFPA 99 and the compliance standards those environments require, under South Carolina license CLM.118214. Our commercial plumbing company in Charleston, SC, specializes in Medical Gas Piping services, ensuring compliance with NFPA 99 and other health standards. We offer:

• Installation: Expert installation of medical gas systems, including oxygen, nitrogen, medical air, vacuum, and nitrous oxide lines in healthcare facilities.
• Maintenance: Regular inspections and preventive maintenance to guarantee system integrity, safety, and efficiency.
• Repair: Emergency repair services for any leaks or system failures, ensuring minimal disruption to medical operations.
• Certification: Our technicians are certified for medical gas piping, following strict safety protocols and quality checks.
• Upgrades and Retrofits: Modernization of existing systems or expansion to accommodate facility growth or new technology.
• Testing and Verification: Post-installation testing for purity, pressure, and leak detection to certify the system’s readiness for use.

We understand the critical nature of these services in healthcare environments, where reliability and safety are paramount. Our team uses top-quality materials and adheres to the highest standards to provide peace of mind to our clients in the medical sector.

Medical gas vs. building gas lines

Fuel gas and medical gas are not the same job. For natural gas or LP piping, see our gas line services. This page is only for healthcare medical gas systems (oxygen, medical air, vacuum, nitrogen, nitrous oxide).

Medical gas FAQ

Do you install medical gas in Charleston hospitals?

Yes. Hospitals, clinics, and labs in the Charleston / Lowcountry area, including emergency repair.

What codes do you follow?

NFPA 99 and the healthcare facility standards the job requires. All plumbing, gas, and mechanical work is under license CLM.118214.

Can you test and certify a system after install?

Yes. Post-installation testing for purity, pressure, and leaks before the system is put in service.