Medical Gas Plumbing on the Central Coast.
One of the few ASSE 6010 certified medical gas installers serving San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties. Hospitals, surgery centers, dental offices, and assisted living facilities trust certified work — we deliver it.
ASSE Series 6000 · Medical Gas Installer
Modern Perspective Plumbing · CA Lic. #1102487
Certified for installation of oxygen, nitrous oxide, medical air, medical vacuum, and WAGD systems
What we install
- Oxygen (O2) supply systems
- Nitrous oxide (N2O) systems
- Medical compressed air
- Medical vacuum and WAGD systems
- Zone valve boxes and alarm panels
- Outlet and inlet stations
- Pressure and flow testing and verification
Who we serve
- Hospitals and medical centers
- Ambulatory surgery centers
- Dental and oral surgery offices
- Veterinary clinics and hospitals
- Assisted living and skilled nursing facilities
- Medical office buildouts and tenant improvements
Why certification matters
Medical gas systems are life-safety systems. NFPA 99 and California Title 22 require that installation be performed by certified personnel — not just any licensed plumber. ASSE 6010 certification means the installer has been trained, tested, and credentialed specifically for medical gas work. It's the difference between a facility that passes inspection and one that doesn't.
Frequently asked
What is ASSE 6010 certification?
ASSE 6010 is the nationally recognized certification for medical gas system installers, issued through the American Society of Sanitary Engineering. It covers the installation of oxygen, nitrous oxide, medical air, vacuum, and other piped medical gas systems per NFPA 99 standards.
Is ASSE 6010 certification required in California?
Yes. California Title 22 and NFPA 99 require that medical gas piping be installed by personnel with specific medical gas certification. A standard C-36 plumbing license alone is not sufficient.
Do you serve the full Central Coast for medical gas work?
Yes — we serve San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties for medical gas installation and renovation projects.
Can you work on existing medical gas systems in occupied facilities?
Yes. We coordinate with facility managers to plan work around patient care schedules and follow all NFPA 99 requirements for work in occupied healthcare environments.