Gas plumber in Melbourne, licensed and certified.

Turn off the gas at the meter if you can reach it safely, open doors and windows, and do not touch light switches or anything that could spark. Leave the property if the smell is strong and call us from outside. We treat gas leaks as emergency callouts.

Yes. Every gas installation we complete is certified, the paperwork is issued to you, and a copy is lodged as required. If a job involves gas and you are not offered a certificate, that is a warning sign.

Victorian rental providers must arrange a gas safety check by a licensed gas fitter every two years, and keep records of the most recent check. We run these on a schedule and issue detailed reports for your property manager.

Yes, and the timing matters. We rough in the gas before the benchtop is templated, then return to connect and commission once the stone is installed. Retrofitting after the fact is far more expensive.

Sometimes, but not always. Total appliance load determines the pipe size needed. We calculate it before quoting, because an undersized line leaves every appliance underperforming rather than failing outright.

Call us and we will talk it through properly. Every job is different, so we would rather understand what is happening than quote a generic number. No surprises, upfront pricing.

Often, yes. Send photos of the issue and we can usually quote free of charge, for general maintenance and hot water work. If we find further issues on site we will let you know before doing anything.

Yes. Certification is part of the job, not an extra line at the end. When we quote a gas installation, the testing, commissioning and compliance certificate are included in the number you are given.

All of Bayside Melbourne, from Mordialloc through Sandringham and Brighton up to St Kilda, Port Melbourne and the CBD, plus the inland Bayside and Glen Eira suburbs.