Plumbing gas line

[Wagonbacker9]

I need a gas line and exhaust plumbed for my dryer, and also need the water lines for the washer changed out (its got some very strage rubber o-ringed connector dropped.. never seen one before). I assume the water lines would be a simple job for a plumber.. Anybody have a recommendation for someone to do the work? I think I'd be in a little over my head.

[Wagonbacker9]

nothing? no one?

[awsomeears]

I have a recommendation....

[Wagonbacker9]

I knew there had to be someone around here. You're lucky. My fiance is at her wits end with hauling laundry with her to her nanny job, the yellow pages (well, google, its not 1995) open tomorrow.

[Wagonbacker9]

Well, finally grew a pair and did it myself last weekend. Things learned:

Gas lines are not as scary as I thought. I'm fairly handy, but thought this would be over my head. it wasn't.
Water heaters must be relit (yeah, I know this should have been obvious) if they've been disconnected.
As a result of the above: Cold showers in november suck.
and finally:
Nail-in U-hangers should not be left sitting on the floor when removed. You will sit on them, and they will punch a hole in your ass cheek.