Cooktops, heaters and gas lines installed, tested and certified, with the supply and the route confirmed at the property before a figure is given.
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Gas work is not complicated to price once you know two things: what supply the property actually has, and what route a new line would have to take to get where you want it.
Neither is safe to assume in Northbridge. The land here was carved into lots by a development company to be sold, and it was built out slowly over more than a century afterwards. What serves a property is a matter of when and how that particular block was developed.
The route matters just as much. Boundaries were set for saleable frontage and the services came later, fitted around lots that already existed, so the path from a meter to a kitchen is frequently longer than the distance across the ground suggests.
A quote given without settling both is a quote that will move. We would rather spend the twenty minutes and give you a number that holds.


No switches, no phones indoors. Turn it off at the meter only if you can reach it safely, then ring us from outside.
Built out in stages across more than a century, so what reaches a house varies.
It gets confirmed at the meter before anything is quoted.
Lots drawn for sale, services fitted afterwards, gives longer and less direct paths.
That is the single biggest variable in a new gas point here.
Adding an appliance is a sizing calculation against total demand, not a plug-in.
The meter and the line both have limits, and both get checked.
The input rating on the plate is what the calculation uses.
Have it to hand when you ring and the answer comes faster.
Required on every gas job, and worth filing rather than filing away.
Insurers and conveyancers both ask for it, sometimes years later.
Fixed price agreed before anything starts. These are indicative 2026 ranges.
Connected, tested and certified in the one visit.
Priced on the run, which on this layout is the number that moves.
Including the compliance certificate in your hand.
On the confirmed route rather than on an estimate of it.
Made safe at any hour, with the cause established afterwards.

Whether the property has a meter, what is already connected, and what you want to add.

The available supply confirmed and the run walked, because those two things are the quote.

Fitted to the Australian Standards and pressure tested before anything is signed off.

The Certificate of Compliance handed over before we leave rather than posted afterwards.
Get outside, leave the switches alone, and ring. A licensed gas fitter can be on the way immediately.
Call 1300 381 569
It is a per-property question here rather than a suburb-wide one, and it is the first thing we establish. This ground was subdivided to be sold and served afterwards as it was built out, so the honest answer for your address is the one we confirm at the meter rather than the one we assume from the street.
Because on this layout the route is rarely the short one. Boundaries follow saleable frontage and services were fitted around lots that were already drawn, so the path from the meter to where you want an appliance is frequently longer and less direct than it looks. That is length of line, and length of line is cost.
Usually, and it is a sizing question rather than a yes or no. Every appliance draws on the same supply, so what matters is total demand against what the line and the meter can deliver. We calculate it rather than hoping.
Yes, on every gas job, and it is not optional. Keep it. Insurers ask for it after an incident and conveyancers ask for it at sale, and reconstructing one years later is a problem you do not want.
Get everyone outside first. Do not touch a light switch or anything else electrical, do not use a phone indoors, and turn the supply off at the meter only if you can reach it safely. Ring from outside.
Yes. Have the model to hand when you ring, because its input rating is what decides whether the existing line will carry it alongside everything else already connected.
An appliance connection is $200 to $500. A new gas point is $500 to $1,200 depending on the run. A leak test and certificate is $180 to $350. A meter to appliance line is quoted on the length once the route is confirmed.
Tell us whether the property has a meter and what you want connected. If you have the appliance model, that settles the sizing on the phone.
Installed, tested and certified, at the figure agreed before we started.
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