Expert Gas Appliance Installations & Connections

Yes, it is a strict legal requirement in Western Australia to receive a Notice of Completion (NOC) whenever a gas appliance is installed or permanently connected. This crucial document proves that the installation was performed by a licensed gasfitter and meets all current Australian safety standards.

Without this official certification, your property insurance could be completely voided in the event of a fire or gas-related accident. Furthermore, appliance manufacturers will immediately reject any warranty claims if you cannot produce a valid NOC to prove the unit was installed correctly.

Absolutely. If you have purchased an appliance designed for bottled LPG but your property is connected to the scheme natural gas network, we can safely perform the required conversion. This typically involves changing the internal burner jets and recalibrating the gas regulators to accommodate the different pressure and burning characteristics of natural gas.

It is incredibly important that you never attempt to run an LPG appliance on a natural gas supply without this professional conversion. Doing so is exceptionally dangerous, as the incorrect fuel mixture will produce massive, uncontrollable flames and dangerous levels of carbon monoxide.

Yes, installing new indoor and outdoor gas bayonets is a highly popular service for both homeowners and commercial venues. We can extend your existing gas pipework to perfectly position a new connection point in your living room for a winter heater, or out in your alfresco area for a permanent BBQ setup.

This eliminates the frustrating need to constantly swap out heavy LPG bottles halfway through cooking or heating your home. We ensure the new bayonet point is securely mounted, fully pressure-tested, and completely compliant with local ventilation regulations.

Gas appliances, particularly unflued room heaters and commercial cooktops, consume oxygen from the room and release combustion by-products, including carbon monoxide. Proper ventilation is legally mandated to ensure these invisible, odourless gases dissipate safely outside rather than building up within your living or working space.

During the installation process, we meticulously assess the size and airflow of your room to confirm it meets strict Australian safety standards. If the area lacks adequate cross-ventilation, we can provide expert advice on achieving compliance before we commission the appliance for use.

Yes, safely disconnecting and completely removing your old, redundant gas appliance is a standard part of our comprehensive installation service. We carefully extract the old unit without damaging your surrounding cabinetry or benchtops, ensuring a smooth transition for the brand-new equipment.

Once the new installation is complete and fully tested, we haul the old appliance away for responsible recycling and disposal. This leaves your kitchen completely clean, tidy, and ready for you to start cooking immediately.