Gas sleeving involves installing protective conduit to house gas lines beneath roads, driveways, sidewalks, and other structural or traffic-sensitive areas. This process is often mandated by utility providers such as Southwest Gas to ensure gas lines remain accessible for inspection, maintenance, and emergency shut-off. Sleeves also help prevent long-term corrosion and reduce the likelihood of accidental strikes during future excavation work. By creating a protective barrier around the gas pipe, sleeving plays a vital role in extending the life of the infrastructure and maintaining safety standards on active and future job sites.