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Need a gas fitter or gas plumber in Adelaide's north? We're licensed (PGE 269517), based in Smithfield, and we do the lot. Cooktop and oven connections, gas hot water, heater servicing, leak repairs and new gas lines. Every job finishes with a Certificate of Compliance. Smell gas right now? Get outside first, then ring.
Smell gas? Turn the appliance and the meter off, open the windows, don't touch light switches, and get everyone outside. Then call us, or ring the gas network on 1800 GAS LEAK.
In South Australia, gas work has to be done by a licensed gas fitter. Ours is PGE 269517, so you can check it before anyone touches your gas. Ask every quote you get for theirs.
When the job is done we issue a Certificate of Compliance for your records. It's not an extra. Without it your insurer can decline a claim and a conveyancer will flag it when you sell.
If you smell gas, don't go looking for the leak. Turn off the meter or bottle if you can reach it safely, don't touch light switches, open the windows and get everyone outside. Then ring us from outside, or call the gas network on 1800 GAS LEAK.
Every Gotcha gas job includes the compliance certificate. It's not an extra.
New appliance, a leak you can smell, or paperwork you need for a sale. We handle all of it.
SA Gas Licence PGE 269517 · ABN 47 419 978 324 · Fully insured
Mostly the name. A gas fitter is licensed to do gas work. A gas plumber is a plumber who also holds a gas licence, so one person can run the gas line and plumb the hot water unit it feeds. We're both, so it's one callout and one invoice.
Yes, supplied with every gas job. Only a licensed gas fitter can issue one. Keep it with your house documents. Your insurer or a conveyancer may ask for it, and without it you can have trouble with a claim or a sale.
Yes. Bring it home and we'll connect it, test it and certify it. Check the data plate first. Some cooktops come set for LPG and need converting to natural gas, or the other way round. Tell us when you book and we'll sort that on the day.
The smell is the usual giveaway, that rotten-egg odour added to gas on purpose. A hissing sound near the meter, a gas bill that's jumped with no change in use, or a yellow or sooty flame on the cooktop are also signs. Get outside and ring. Don't go looking for it yourself.