What’s involved
A clear scope from assessment to handover.
- Gas demand calculation across all connected appliances
- Inspection of accessible pipework, meter position and isolation points
- Design of the new or upgraded gas line route
- Installation of compliant pipework, supports and isolation valves
- Pressure testing and leak testing before reconnection
- Appliance commissioning and compliance certification where required
Signs you need this
Low pressure and ageing pipework can affect every appliance.
A new heater, cooktop or hot water service can push an undersized gas line beyond its capacity. Symptoms may include poor appliance performance, ignition problems or pressure dropping when several appliances run together.
Corrosion, damage, altered layouts and detected leaks can also require sections of pipework to be renewed rather than repeatedly repaired.
How it works
From quote request to a finished job.
01
Request a quote
Tell us what is happening, where the property is and the best way to reach you.
02
We assess on-site & confirm the price
A licensed tradesperson confirms the cause, scope and fixed price before repair work begins.
03
Job completed
The upgraded line is pressure-tested, appliances are recommissioned and required gas compliance documentation is supplied.
FAQs