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Licensed gas fitting
across Fairfield

Appliances connected and certified, leaks made safe, existing work inspected. Every gas job leaves with a Certificate of Compliance, which is your proof it was done under licence.

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The certificate is the proof, and it is free

Every gas job done by a licensed fitter in NSW must come with a Certificate of Compliance. It records what was done, that it was tested, and the licence it was done under.

It is worth understanding why that piece of paper matters. Insurers ask for it after any incident involving gas. Anyone buying your house will want it. And it is the simplest check there is on whether the person who worked on your gas was allowed to.

Gas is also the area where unlicensed work does the most harm. It is illegal in this state, it will void a home insurance claim, and unlike most bad plumbing the consequences are not limited to water damage.

So we issue one on every gas job as a matter of course, at no charge, without being asked. If gas work has been done at your place and you were never handed one, that is worth looking into, and we can inspect and test what is there.

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  • Certificate on every jobLegally required, and never an extra
  • Existing work inspectedIf you were never given paperwork
  • 24/7 emergency responseA gas smell is never a morning job
  • Licensed gas fitterNSW Licence 368473C, verifiable at Fair Trading
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Smell gas? Get outside first.

No switches, no power points, no phone indoors. Open what you pass on the way out, turn it off at the meter if you safely can, then ring us from outside.

Local gas guide

Gas work, licensing and paperwork in Fairfield

Gas work must be done by a licensed fitter

It is not a grey area and it is not a formality. Unlicensed gas work is illegal in NSW and it will void a home insurance claim.

Unlike most plumbing, the consequences of getting it wrong are not confined to water damage, which is why the licensing exists.

Check the number before, not after

Ask for the licence number and search the NSW Fair Trading register. It takes about a minute and ours is 368473C.

Anyone who will not give you a number, or is put out by being asked, has told you what you needed to know.

The compliance certificate is your record

It states what was done, that it was tested, and under whose licence. It is legally required and it should never be charged for.

Keep it with the house papers. Insurers and future buyers both ask, sometimes years later.

No paperwork is worth following up

If gas work was done and no certificate was ever issued, there may be no record that the installation was tested at all.

We can inspect and test existing work and tell you plainly what condition it is in, including when the answer is that it is perfectly fine.

Old heaters deserve a test before winter

Combustion checked, heat exchanger inspected, ventilation confirmed. A cracked heat exchanger can put carbon monoxide into a room.

Carbon monoxide has no colour, no smell and no taste, so there is no warning. A test is the only way to know, and it does not take long.

What gas fitting costs in Fairfield

Agreed in writing before we start. These are indicative 2026 ranges. The Certificate of Compliance is included on every gas job and is never charged as an extra.

01

Leak test and make safe $200 – $450

Any hour. Isolated and made safe first, then diagnosed properly.

02

Appliance connection $250 – $550

Cooktop, oven, heater or bayonet onto an existing point, tested and certified.

03

New gas point $450 – $1,200

Priced on the length of the run and what it has to get through.

04

Inspect existing gas work $180 – $350

Where work was done and no compliance certificate was ever issued.

05

Certificate of Compliance included

On every gas job. Legally required, and never charged for here.

How a gas call-out runs.

Step 01
Licensed gas fitter attending a call-out in Fairfield

Made safe before anything else

On a suspected leak the supply is isolated first. Diagnosis and pricing come after the property is safe.

Step 02
Testing gas work at a Fairfield property

Tested properly

Pressure and combustion tested as the job requires, with the heat exchanger and ventilation checked on any heater.

Step 03
Connecting a gas appliance at a Fairfield home

Connected or repaired

To the Australian Standards, by a licensed gas fitter, at the price agreed in writing beforehand.

Step 04
Issuing a gas compliance certificate to a Fairfield customer

Certified and handed over

Tested again on completion and your Certificate of Compliance issued on the spot, at no charge.

Can you smell gas right now?

Get everyone outside, avoid anything that could spark, and ring us from outdoors. A licensed gas fitter answers at any hour and we treat it as urgent.

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Gas fitting questions.

What Fairfield locals ask us before booking a plumber.

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I can smell gas. What should I do right now?

Stop reading and act. Do not touch a light switch, a power point or anything that could spark, and do not use a phone inside the building. Open doors and windows on your way out, turn the gas off at the meter if you can safely reach it, get everyone outside, and ring from outdoors. We answer 24 hours. A gas smell is the one plumbing problem where waiting until morning is never the right call.

What is a Certificate of Compliance and why does it matter?

It is a document a licensed gas fitter must issue for gas work in NSW. It records what was done, that it was tested, and who did it under which licence. It matters for three separate reasons: it is legally required, insurers ask for it after any incident involving gas, and anyone buying your house will want it. It is also the simplest possible check on whether the person who did your gas work was actually allowed to. It costs nothing extra and we issue one on every gas job without being asked.

Someone did gas work at my place and gave me no paperwork. Is that a problem?

It is worth taking seriously. It may mean the work was done by someone not licensed to do it, which is illegal in NSW and can void your home insurance. It also means there is no record that the installation was ever tested. We can inspect and test existing gas work and tell you plainly what condition it is in. If it is sound we will say so; if it is not, you will know before something goes wrong rather than after.

How do I check a gas fitter is licensed?

Ask for the licence number and search it on the NSW Fair Trading public register. It takes about a minute. Ours is 368473C. Gas work carries real consequences when it is done badly, so this is not an unreasonable thing to ask of anybody, and a tradesman who is annoyed by the question has answered it.

Can you connect a cooktop, oven or heater?

Yes, and by law it has to be a licensed gas fitter. We connect cooktops, ovens, heaters, bayonets and outdoor points, test the work, and issue the compliance certificate on completion. If the existing line will not carry what the appliance needs, we say so before installing rather than afterwards, because an undersized supply shows up as an appliance that never quite performs.

What about an old heater that has never been serviced?

Worth having looked at before you rely on it for a winter. Gas heaters need the combustion checked, the heat exchanger inspected and the room ventilation confirmed. A cracked heat exchanger can put carbon monoxide into the room, and carbon monoxide has no colour, no smell and no taste at all, so nothing warns you. Testing is quick and it is the only way to know.

What does gas work cost in Fairfield?

A leak test and make-safe is $200 to $450. Connecting an appliance to an existing point is $250 to $550. A new gas point is $450 to $1,200 depending on the run. Inspecting and testing existing gas work is $180 to $350. The Certificate of Compliance is included on every gas job and is never charged as an extra.

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Get the gas work done in Fairfield

Tell us what the appliance is. And if gas work has been done at your place and you were never given a compliance certificate, say so, because that is worth checking.

Price agreed in writing first, tested on completion, and the certificate in your hand before we leave.

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