Installation, extension, leak testing and valve work — from your meter or cylinder right through to the hob.
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Four quick details and we'll call you back with a rate and a time slot.
What we do
Gas lines only. We don't repair stoves or hobs — if that's what you need, we'll tell you on the call.
A fresh copper run from the gas point to the hob, with a shut-off valve at the appliance end.
Line chased into the wall or routed behind the platform, so nothing runs across your counter.
Moving the cylinder out to the utility area or balcony, with the line extended back to the hob.
Branching the line for an oven, extra burner or geyser — each with its own isolation valve.
Tracing a gas smell to its source, re-making the joint, then testing the whole run before we leave.
Replacing worn ball valves, regulators and ISI hose. Hose past its expiry gets changed, not patched.
Know your line
Worth a quick look before you call — it makes describing the problem much faster.
From site
On the day
A straightforward flat takes two to four hours. Concealed work usually needs a short second visit once the plaster sets.
Where the gas comes in, where the hob sits, what's in between. Measured before any number is quoted.
Material, length and labour confirmed with you. Nothing is added later without asking.
Gas isolated, wall chased if concealed, copper pulled through and clamped, valves and tail fitted.
Every joint soap-tested under pressure, each burner checked, and we show you the shut-off valve.
| Pipe type | Where it's used | Service life | Concealed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Copper (ISI) | The full run, including inside walls | 15–20 years | Yes |
| Stainless flexible | Short connection at the appliance | 8–10 years | No |
| GI pipe | Commercial manifolds, outdoor runs | 10–15 years | Exposed only |
| ISI rubber hose | Regulator to a free-standing stove | Replace by printed date | No |
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