
If your bathroom or kitchen sink drains slower than usual, the problem might be more than just a few tufts of hair and food particles.
Connecting gas to a home, extension or new appliance is licensed gas fitting that must be done safely by a licensed gas fitter, and coordinated with the gas supplier for the metered connection. Our licensed gas fitters run and connect gas lines around your property and to your appliances, cooktops, stoves, hot water, heaters and outdoor BBQs, test the connection for leaks, and provide a gas compliance certificate, your proof the work is safe and legal. We can connect gas for new builds, extensions and renovations, and extend your existing supply. We connect gas to properties across Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, with an upfront fixed price.
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Connecting gas to your home, extension or a new appliance is licensed gas fitting that must be carried out by a licensed gas fitter, because gas is dangerous if connected incorrectly. Whether you are bringing gas to a property for the first time, extending the supply to a new area, or running gas to a new appliance, our licensed gas fitters run and connect the gas lines safely, test them, and provide a compliance certificate. For the metered connection from the street, we coordinate with your gas supplier. We connect gas for cooktops, stoves, hot water, heaters and outdoor BBQs across Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, done safely and to the standard, with an upfront fixed price.
If you are bringing gas to a property that does not currently have it, or adding gas as part of a build or renovation, there are two parts: the gas supplier connects the mains gas to a meter at your property (the metered connection), and a licensed gas fitter, us, runs and connects the gas lines from there to your appliances. We coordinate with the gas supplier for the metered connection and handle all the gas fitting on your side, running the lines, installing the points, connecting the appliances, testing for leaks, and certifying the work. So if you want to switch to gas or add it to a property, we manage the gas-fitting side and coordinate the supplier connection, so you end up with safe, working gas.
Most gas connection work involves running gas lines and points to appliances. We run and connect gas to cooktops and stoves for cooking, gas hot water systems, gas heaters, and outdoor BBQs and appliances, installing the gas points and connecting the appliances safely. Whether it is a single new appliance tapping into your existing supply, or running gas to several appliances in a new kitchen or across the home, we size and run the gas lines correctly and connect everything to the standard. We test for leaks and certify the work. Running gas to your appliances safely and correctly is the core of what we do, so your gas cooktop, hot water, heater or BBQ works reliably and safely.
If your property already has gas, we can extend the supply to new points and appliances, for example to add a gas point in a renovated kitchen, run gas to an outdoor BBQ, or supply a new heater or hot water system. Extending the supply involves running new gas line from a suitable point in your existing system to the new location, and we check that your existing supply and meter can handle the additional load, upgrading where needed. We run the extension safely and to the standard, install the new point, connect the appliance, test for leaks, and certify the work. So adding gas to a new part of your home, or a new appliance, is straightforward with our licensed gas fitters.
Building an extension or renovating is a common time to run or extend gas, to a new kitchen, a new living area with a gas heater, or relocated appliances. We run and connect gas as part of extensions and renovations, coordinated with your builder and the other trades, running the gas lines and points to the new layout and connecting the appliances at the right stages. Doing the gas fitting as part of the build, while walls are open, is efficient and tidy. Whether it is a kitchen renovation needing a gas cooktop point, or an extension needing gas heating and hot water, we handle the gas side, done safely, tested and certified, as part of your project.
A popular gas connection is running a gas point to an outdoor BBQ or alfresco kitchen, so you can connect your BBQ to the mains gas instead of constantly refilling gas bottles. We run and install an outdoor gas point, a bayonet fitting or fixed connection, to your outdoor entertaining area, connected to your gas supply, so your BBQ has a reliable, bottle-free gas supply. This is convenient, you never run out mid-cook, and tidy. We run the line safely to the outdoor location, install the point, test it for leaks, and certify it. If you want mains gas to your BBQ or outdoor kitchen, we can connect it, so outdoor cooking is as easy as turning on the gas.
Connecting gas is not a DIY or handyman job, by law it must be carried out by a licensed gas fitter, and for very good reason: a mistake can cause a gas leak, a fire or an explosion, or produce carbon monoxide. Unlicensed gas work is illegal, extremely dangerous, and voids your insurance and appliance warranties. A licensed gas fitter has the training, equipment and legal authority to run and connect gas safely, test it for leaks, and issue the compliance certificate that proves it meets the standard. Our gas fitters are fully licensed, so when we connect gas to your property, it is done safely, legally and with proper certification, exactly as the law and your safety require.
A crucial part of connecting gas is testing the whole system for leaks and confirming it is safe before it is used, which we do by pressure-testing and checking the connections with electronic detection. Once the gas work is complete and tested, we provide a gas compliance certificate, your documented proof that the work was carried out by a licensed gas fitter and meets the relevant Australian Standard. This certificate keeps your appliance warranties and insurance valid, satisfies requirements when selling or renting, and is your record that the gas is safe and legal. Because our gas fitters are fully licensed, every gas connection we make is tested and comes with the correct certification.
When connecting gas to new appliances or extending the supply, we check that your gas supply and meter can handle the total load, because adding appliances increases the demand, and an undersized supply or line cannot deliver enough gas for everything to run properly. We size the gas lines correctly for the appliances they feed, and confirm the overall supply is adequate, coordinating any meter or supply upgrade with the gas supplier where needed. This ensures your gas appliances all get the gas they need to run correctly and safely, rather than one starving another. Getting the supply capacity and line sizing right is part of a proper gas connection, which our licensed gas fitters handle.
Gas is a safe, efficient fuel when connected and maintained correctly, but it demands respect, which is why gas work is licensed and tested. We connect gas safely and test every installation for leaks, and we can check your appliances are burning cleanly, a crisp blue flame indicates good combustion, while yellow or orange can signal a carbon monoxide risk. We can also advise on carbon monoxide alarms and check your other gas connections and appliances while we are there. Gas safety is central to everything we do, so as well as connecting your gas safely and compliantly, we help ensure your whole gas setup is safe, giving you peace of mind along with working gas.
The cost of connecting gas depends on how much gas line needs running, the number of points and appliances, whether it is a new connection (needing supplier coordination and possibly a new meter) or an extension of an existing supply, and the access. A single new appliance point off an existing supply is a smaller job than running gas to a new property or across a renovation. We assess what is needed and give you an upfront fixed price before we start, including the connection, testing and compliance certificate. We will explain what the work involves and any supplier coordination needed, so the gas connection is clear and properly priced.
Connecting gas to a property, running lines, installing points, connecting appliances, is licensed gas fitting that must be done safely, tested for leaks, and certified, it is never a DIY job. Our fully licensed gas fitters run and connect gas to homes, extensions and appliances to the Australian Standard, coordinate with your gas supplier for new metered connections, check the supply capacity, test for leaks, and provide a gas compliance certificate. You get a safe, compliant, certified gas connection, honest advice on gas safety, upfront fixed pricing and guaranteed workmanship. For licensed gas fitters near you to connect gas to your property, we cover Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide.
Yes. Our licensed gas fitters run and connect gas lines around your property and to your appliances, coordinating with the gas supplier for the metered connection where needed.
Yes. We run gas lines and install gas points for cooktops, stoves, hot water systems, heaters and outdoor BBQs, safely and to the standard.
Yes. All gas work must be carried out by a licensed gas fitter. We are fully licensed and provide a compliance certificate for the work.
Yes. We test the gas connection for leaks and provide a gas compliance certificate, your proof the work is safe and legal.
Yes. We run and connect gas for extensions, renovations and new appliance locations, coordinated with your build.
Yes. We extend existing gas lines to new points and appliances, checking the supply can handle the additional load.
It depends on the length of the gas line, the number of points, and any supplier coordination. We give you an upfront fixed price.
Yes, our licensed gas fitters connect gas across Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide.

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With hundreds of 5 star reviews, we’re the local tradesmen you can trust.

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You’re in safe hands as our tradesmen are fully licensed and insured to do your job.

Our work will be free of defects in workmanship and workmanship will be warranted for life.

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