Changing a gas appliance can involve more than reconnecting a hose. Existing pipework, the supply arrangement and the appliance requirements need to be assessed by a licensed gas fitter.
Planning the connection and testing the work
The fitter reviews the proposed installation and accessible connections before outlining the work. A repair follows the same principle: establish the fault and use an appropriate method for the service. Testing and applicable documentation form part of completing gas fitting work.
Where this service can help
- Gas appliance connection assessment
- Gas pipework repairs and alterations
- Testing associated with gas fitting work
Information from earlier inspections
Previous photographs, invoices or inspection reports may contain useful details about the affected service. Make those available if you have them, particularly where an earlier visit identified a concealed or shared pipe.
Appliance details help define the work
Provide the appliance specifications rather than only its brand name where possible. The gas fitter needs to consider the equipment requirements alongside the existing supply and connection arrangement.
Preparing for a business premises visit
For a business property, advise which fixtures are in regular use and who can make decisions about repairs. Access to service areas and any limits on interruptions can be discussed when arranging attendance.
Preparing for attendance
Provide the appliance make or specifications and explain whether it is a replacement or a new location. Meter access and information about existing connected appliances help with planning.
Call 1800 443 996 to discuss the job. The plumber will explain the proposed work and upfront pricing before proceeding.
Call 1800 443 996