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Gas appliance installs, Central Coast Gas Appliance Installation & Gas Lines

Licensed plumber & gas fitter · the Central Coast & Lake Macquarie

Install, connect and certify gas appliances, and run or extend the gas lines behind them: cooktops, ovens, heaters, bayonet points, gas hot water, and LPG or natural-gas changeovers. Every job finishes tested, certified and with the gas compliance certificate to AS/NZS 5601. What a NSW gas licence covers, and why a plumbing-only operator cannot do this work, is on the gas licence and credentials page.

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What's included

  • Cooktop, oven & heater connection
  • Bayonet points & outdoor gas
  • Gas hot water install
  • New & extended gas lines
  • LPG & natural-gas changeovers
  • Appliance servicing & safety checks
  • Gas compliance certificates

What's not included

  • Gas work left uncertified, every job finishes with the compliance certificate
  • Work on the meter or the network side of it, that belongs to the gas distributor
  • Appliance supply unless it has been arranged as part of the quote

Gas fitting is its own licence

In NSW you need a licence for any plumbing, draining or gasfitting work, and gasfitting is a separate category from plumbing. Connecting, relocating or replacing a gas appliance is gasfitting work, and it finishes with a compliance certificate.

Twin 45 kg LPG cylinders on an automatic changeover regulator, Mannering Park.

Indicative pricing

$250–$650

A market-typical guide, not a quote. Your exact price for the job is confirmed in writing before any work starts.

See the full price guide

Licensed & insured

Every job is carried out by Josh, a licensed plumber and gas fitter (NSW licence 498220C; Donza Plumbing Pty Ltd, ABN 51 697 209 153), and certified to AS/NZS 3500 plumbing & AS/NZS 5601 gas.

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Servicing

On the tools

Twin 45 kg LPG cylinders on an automatic changeover regulator, Mannering Park.
Twin 45 kg LPG cylinders on an automatic changeover regulator, Mannering Park.
LPG regulator and copper riser sleeved through the brickwork.
LPG regulator and copper riser sleeved through the brickwork.
Twenty-year gas storage unit on the wall, before the G-series swap
Twenty-year gas storage unit on the wall, before the G-series swap

Try this first

When it is a job for us.

Worth a go yourself

  • Smell gas? Turn it off at the meter or the bottles and open the place up
  • Check the appliance isolation valve before assuming the unit is dead

Call us when

  • Any gas smell that does not clear once it is isolated
  • Connecting or disconnecting any gas appliance, it is licensed work
  • Running or extending a gas line to a new point
  • Swapping an appliance between LPG and natural gas

What it costs

Gas appliance installs and connections run $250–$650 in the price guide, including the compliance certificate. New lines and changeovers are quoted to the run once we have seen the layout.

Recent work

Gas work runs through the week on both LPG and natural gas: cooktops, bayonets, heaters and gas hot water changeovers, each one certified to AS/NZS 5601. Commercial plant is familiar ground too, including twin continuous-flow units on site work. In Mannering Park, we did the gas fitting for twin 45 kg LPG cylinders on an automatic changeover regulator, with the compliance plate fixed alongside.

How the job runs

What to expect, start to finish.

  1. Confirm the supply

    Natural gas or LPG confirmed at the meter or bottles, never assumed from the suburb.

  2. Fixed quote

    The connection, line work and certificate priced before we start.

  3. Install and test

    Appliance connected, line pressure-tested, everything leak-checked.

  4. Certificate issued

    Gas compliance certificate to AS/NZS 5601 handed over with the job.

Good to know

Gas Appliance Installation & Gas Lines FAQs

Can any plumber connect my gas cooktop or heater?

No. In NSW, gas fitting is licensed separately from plumbing, and a plumbing-only operator is not authorised to touch it. Josh holds both licences, so the appliance, the line and the certificate all come from the one tradesperson rather than being subcontracted out.

Do I get a certificate for gas work?

Every time. Any gas job legally finishes with a gas compliance certificate to AS/NZS 5601, issued by the licensed gas fitter who did the work. It is the document your insurer or a settlement agent will ask for, so keep it with the house papers.

Natural gas or LPG, does it matter which I have?

It matters to the appliance and the quote, not to whether we can do the work. Appliances are set up for one or the other, and a changeover means adjusting or replacing the unit, not just swapping the bottle for a pipe. We confirm what the property actually has before pricing anything.

Can you run a new gas line for a cooktop or a BBQ point?

Yes. We run new lines and extend existing ones for cooktops, heaters, bayonet points and outdoor kitchens, sized to the load and pressure-tested before the appliance goes on. The work finishes certified like everything else gas.

Customer feedback

What customers say.

Customer feedback
Josh did an incredible job for us, the way he conducts himself is outstanding. Polite, respectful and great workmanship Highly recommend him.
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Very happy with the service and the jobs we have had done. Turns up on time pricing is great and time frame to book was good I would recommend
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Professional with high attention to detail
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