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Gas Line Installation Sydney - New Gas Points, BBQ Runs and Extensions

Need gas to a new cooktop spot, a heater point in the lounge or a BBQ out the back? Our licensed gas fitters run the pipe, fit the point and pressure test the line before anything is connected to it, with the price agreed before any work starts.

  • $0 call-out fee*No charge just to come and look
  • Fixed Price QuotesUpfront pricing before work starts
  • Aussie owned & operatedFamily-owned in Sydney since 2010
  • Lifetime guaranteeIf our work fails, we fix it

Free quotes · Licensed & insured · Lic #306457C

*No call-out fee during business hours, Monday to Friday 7am to 4pm. Mr Splash VIP lifetime members pay no call-out fee at any time. After-hours and weekend call-outs may attract a fee at our discretion, and we will always confirm it with you before we attend.

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The Gas Line Work We Do

New points, longer runs and old lines capped off, by licensed gas fitters and priced before any work starts.

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New Gas Points And Bayonets

A bayonet for a gas heater in the lounge, or a new gas point where the cooktop is going.

Gas and water pipes below a continuous flow hot water unit on a balcony wall in Vaucluse

Extending Or Moving Gas Lines

The line extended to reach a new gas appliance, or a gas point moved for a new kitchen layout, run inside the wall where it can be.

Built-in BBQ under a plastic cover in a brick outdoor kitchen with a garden behind in Quakers Hill

BBQ And Outdoor Kitchen Runs

A gas line run out to the BBQ or outdoor kitchen, so it cooks on natural gas instead of bottles.

Yellow gas pipe inside a wall cavity, seen through an access hole cut in the plasterboard in Casula

Capping Off Old Gas Lines

An unused gas point sealed off safely when a stove, heater or hot water system comes out, or when you switch to induction.

Gas meter and regulator on a steel stand with copper pipework beside a black fence in Carramar

Bigger Lines For New Appliances

A continuous flow hot water system or a big cooktop can need more gas than an old, narrow line delivers, so we check the run from the meter and upsize it where needed.

Twin LPG bottle regulator with copper gas pipe on a dark brick wall in Condell Park

Gas Lines For LPG Bottles

Bottles, regulator and copper line set up for homes without natural gas, feeding the BBQ, cooktop or hot water.

How Bad Is Your Gas Line Problem?

Three gas line situations, from most to least urgent, and what to do about each.

Broken yellow gas pipe with hose clamps exposed in a dug hole in Earlwood
Smell gas

Gas Smell Or A Damaged Pipe

If you can smell gas or a gas pipe has been hit, turn the gas off at the meter if it is safe to reach, open doors and windows, and do not use light switches or anything with a flame. Then call us to find the gas leak and make the line safe.

Old galvanised gas pipework and a worn regulator on a brick wall in Cremorne
Low on gas

Burners Weak When Everything Runs

Burners that drop low when the hot water or heater is going often mean the line is too small for everything now running on it. It is not an emergency, but it gets worse as appliances are added, so book a check.

Tape measure held across the front of a built-in gas BBQ in Quakers Hill
Planning ahead

Renovation Or New Appliance Coming

Planning a new kitchen with a gas cooktop or oven, or an outdoor BBQ? Get the gas line priced early, so it can be run before the walls and benches are closed in.

How We Install A Gas Line

Gas line installation Sydney wide: plan the route, agree the price, then run it and pressure test it.

Gas meter and regulator at the end of a narrow side passage a new line would run along in LidcombeLicensed gas fitters

Check The Meter And Route

We look at the meter, the existing line and every appliance the new line will feed, then plan a safe route for the new pipe.

Gas meter and regulator at the wall where a new gas run would connect in CarramarFixed price first

Agree One Fixed Price

You get one price for the whole run, including the new gas point or bayonet, before any work starts.

Gas meter and regulator beside the trench dug for a new gas line in EarlwoodTested before we leave

Run It And Pressure Test It

The pipe is run and fixed in place, the line is pressure tested for leaks, and anything connected to it is lit and checked before we go.

Free Call-Out, Free Quote, Fixed Price

Nothing to pay until you say yes. Here is how it works.

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We come out, no call-out fee*

A licensed plumber comes to you, looks at the problem and tells you exactly what is going on. No charge for the visit during business hours.*

Mr Splash writing up a fixed-price quote at the office
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You get a fixed-price quote, free

Before any work starts you get the full price in writing. Not an hourly rate, not an estimate that grows once we are in the walls.

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You only pay when you say yes

Accept the quote and we start. The price you accepted is the price you pay, however long the job takes. What you see is what you get.

*No call-out fee during business hours, Monday to Friday 7am to 4pm. Mr Splash VIP lifetime members pay no call-out fee at any time. After-hours and weekend call-outs may attract a fee at our discretion, and we will always confirm it with you before we attend.

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Gas Where You Want It.

Tell us where you need gas and what it will run, and a licensed gas fitter will call you straight back with a time and a fixed price.

  • Fixed Price QuotesOnce we have walked the route from the meter to where the gas is needed, you get one price for the whole run. It holds even when the wall or floor is harder to get through than it looked.
  • No Call-Out Fee*Getting a licensed gas fitter out to look at the route costs you nothing during business hours. Nothing is charged for the gas line until you have said yes to the price.
  • Pay Later At 0%A renovation or a new outdoor kitchen already stretches the budget. Spread the fixed price for the gas line over a 0% interest payment plan and get the gas run now.

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Gas Line Installation FAQs

Answer:

It depends on how long the run is, what it has to pass through (walls, floors, concrete or garden) and how many appliances it will feed. We look at the route first, then give you one fixed price to approve before any work starts. There is nothing to pay just for us to come and look during business hours.

Answer:

The gas network looks after the supply pipe to your property and the meter itself. Everything after the meter, from new gas points to extensions and capping off, is gas fitting work that in NSW has to be done by a licensed gas fitter. We are licensed, licence number 306457C.

Answer:

Yes. We run the line from your existing gas supply to a bayonet or fixed connection at the BBQ, then pressure test it. If the house has no natural gas, the BBQ can run off LPG bottles instead.

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Yes. The line is extended or re-run to the new cooktop or oven position, ideally before the new cabinets and benchtops go in, and the old point is capped off.

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A bayonet is a gas point on a wall or floor that a portable heater or BBQ hose clicks into, and it closes off when the hose is removed. We fit new bayonets where you want them and replace worn ones that will not click in or seal properly.

Answer:

The usual sign is burners dropping low, or the hot water struggling, when several gas appliances run at once, often after a bigger appliance was added. We check the load on the line and the length of the run, and upsize the pipe if it needs it.

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Yes. When a gas stove, heater or hot water system is removed, or you switch to induction, the unused point is sealed off and the line is tested so it is safe to leave.

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Yes. Every gas line we install is covered by our lifetime workmanship guarantee: if our work fails, we come back and fix it.

Recent Gas Line Installation Jobs Across Sydney

Suburbs where our gas fitters have recently run, extended or capped off gas lines and fitted new gas points.

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