Gas is not the place for unlicensed work or a cut-corner shortcut. Every gas job we do in Brisbane is carried out by a fully licensed gas fitter and signed off with a Gas Compliance Certificate where the work requires one.
We handle natural gas and LPG installs, gas cooktop and oven connections, hot water gas line runs, gas leak detection and emergency gas shut-offs, all to AS/NZS 5601 standards.
We cover the Brisbane southside from our Yatala base — Sunnybank, Mount Gravatt, Holland Park, Cannon Hill, Rochedale and the surrounding suburbs.
Natural gas and LPG cooktops, ovens and freestanding cookers. Certified install with a Gas Compliance Certificate.
New gas line runs and connections for continuous-flow gas hot water systems.
Suspect a gas leak? We respond fast, locate it, isolate it safely and repair to AS/NZS 5601.
LPG bottle installation and changeover, including regulator and copper line runs.
Gas heater install for living areas. Flue work and certification included.
Every gas job we do is certified to QLD standards. Compliance certificate provided on the spot.
Yes. Every gas job — install, repair or alteration — is certified by a licensed gas fitter and you receive a Gas Compliance Certificate on completion.
We work the Brisbane southside from Yatala — Sunnybank, Mount Gravatt, Holland Park, Cannon Hill, Rochedale, Springwood and the surrounding suburbs. Not sure if you're in range? Give us a call.
Yes. We run a new gas line from the meter or LPG bottle through to your cooktop, then connect, pressure-test and certify the install.
Don't panic, and don't light flames or switch electrical devices (including light switches) on or off. Turn off the gas appliance and open doors and windows. If you can still smell gas, turn off the gas supply at the meter or cylinder and contact your gas supplier or a licensed gas fitter — you can call us on 0405 275 741, we take emergency gas callouts 24/7. If you can still smell gas after turning the supply off, call 000. If there is a fire, explosion or uncontrolled gas leak, call 000 immediately and leave the area if it is safe to do so. This follows the Queensland Government's gas safety guidance.