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I saw the statement in a reporting softwares pre-done comments/notes. It is not common, here to see a copper line for gas. I asumed it was ok as this particular home was well built and was built in 96. But you never know? I will check with the local gas company as well I think, just to be sure.

Is there any truth to the statement, The scent of the gas has an excess of hydrogen sulfide which is corrosive to copper gas line. I had an inspection yesterday where the water heater had a copper line run off the iron main pipe. In this area I had not run accross it before and was looking for help.