Gas shut off and capped
A licensed gas fitter needs to shut off and cap the gas line before the generator is moved. In BC that work is regulated by Technical Safety BC.

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Gas-fired standby
Home standby units beside the house and larger gas sets at businesses. Once the trades disconnect it, we take it away.
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Before pickup
Step 1
Shuts off and caps the gas line to the unit.
Step 2
Disconnects it from the transfer switch.
Step 3
Can stay in. We recycle it.
Step 4
We lift it off the pad and go.
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Who does the disconnect
Gas and electrical work on a standby unit is regulated in BC by Technical Safety BC, so licensed trades handle it. We don't touch the gas or electrical side.
Gas generators in depth
Gas generators are common at homes and small businesses. They need a safe disconnect first.
A licensed gas fitter needs to shut off and cap the gas line before the generator is moved. In BC that work is regulated by Technical Safety BC.
A licensed electrician disconnects the generator from the transfer switch and panel.
Air-cooled home standby generators are lighter than diesel sets and usually sit on a pad beside the house. They're bought running or not.
Propane tanks are usually owned by the supplier, not you. Check before pickup. We don't take tanks we don't own.
Gas generators use spark-ignition engines, some converted from diesel. Tell us the engine make and the kW rating.
The concrete pad and conduit usually stay. Tell us if you want anything else removed.
Questions
No. A licensed gas fitter needs to shut it off and cap it first.
Yes. Water and storm damage get priced in.
The pad stays. We only remove the generator.
Send the make, kW and a photo of the unit on its pad.