Gas Fitting Adelaide
Gas work is not a DIY job — it must be done by a licensed gas fitter for the safety of your household. We install, repair and certify all types of gas work, from cooktops and bayonets to hot water and heating connections.
Every job is completed to code with a compliance certificate supplied, and we carry out leak detection and carbon monoxide safety checks so you can use your gas appliances with complete confidence.
$0 call out fee. During normal business hours only. After-hours work excluded. Terms apply.
What we do
Appliance installations
Cooktops, ovens, gas bayonets, outdoor connections and appliance changeovers, installed safely and certified.
Gas leak detection
If you can smell gas or suspect a leak, we locate and repair it fast and confirm the system is safe before you use it.
Compliance certificates
All gas work is supplied with the required certificate of compliance for your records, insurance and peace of mind.
Price guide
Indicative pricing for gas fitting in Adelaide.
| Job | Price guide |
|---|---|
| Appliance service | From $249+ |
| Gas safety or leak check | From $299+ |
| Gas leak detection with straightforward repair | $185–$550+ |
| Cooktop connection (suitable existing supply) | $150–$450+ |
| Bayonet or outlet installation | $250–$650+ |
| Pipe extension or new gas line | $460–$1,850+ |
Appliance supply is separate from connection.
Your price depends on run length, access and your existing supply. Testing and certification are explained in your quote.
Guide prices. We’ll confirm your quote on site before you decide.
Common questions
What does a gas leak smell like?
Natural gas is odourless, so a distinctive rotten-egg or sulfur smell is added so leaks can be detected. You may also hear a hissing sound near a gas line or appliance, or notice dead vegetation near an underground line.
Read the full guideWhat should I do if I smell gas?
Treat it as an emergency. Get everyone out of the building straight away — don't wait to see whether the smell gets stronger. Do not operate light switches, appliances or anything that could create a spark, and don't use a phone inside the building.
Read the full guideIs my gas heater safe?
Faulty gas heaters can leak carbon monoxide — a colourless, odourless gas that is dangerous. Warning signs include a yellow or lazy flame, soot marks, excess condensation, and headaches or nausea when the heater is running.
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If you smell gas inside, get everyone outside immediately. Avoid operating electrical switches, appliances or phones indoors. If safe to do so, turn off the gas supply at the outdoor meter. From a safe location, call 1800 GAS LEAK (1800 427 532). If there is a fire or an immediate threat to life or property, call 000. Do not re-enter until the property has been assessed as safe.
SA Government gas-leak safety guidance →
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