Gas line cap question
6 years ago
I have 2 of these gas lines in the house that are not going to be used for the foreseeable future and I'm going to cap off. Is it recommended to remove the entire valve and just cap the stub sticking out of the wall, or just leave the valve on and cap it as it is?
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