Gas Fitting Vermont South
Gas leaks, appliance connections, cooktops, heaters and compliance certificates. Serving every street in Vermont South, about 20 km east of the CBD, day and night.
- Licensed & insured
- Fixed upfront prices
- 24/7, no call centre
What's usually behind it in Vermont South
Vermont South homes from the 60s and 70s often have long gas runs to ducted heaters and hot water. Pressure drops are common on these older lines.
Gas work has to be done by a licensed gas fitter and certified. We repair leaks, run new gas lines, connect cooktops, ovens, heaters and BBQs, and issue the compliance paperwork when we're done.
Vermont South is mostly established family homes from the 1950s to the 1980s, many now on their second or third hot water unit.
When to call
- A smell of gas inside or near the meter
- Burners with a yellow or uneven flame
- Your gas bill jumping without explanation
- A heater or cooktop that won't light
- Planning a new gas appliance or kitchen
Gas Fitting work we do in Vermont South
- Gas leak detection and repair
- Cooktop and oven connection
- Gas heater installation and service
- Outdoor BBQ points
- New gas lines and bayonets
- Gas pressure testing
- Gas safety checks
- Compliance certificates
How a Vermont South job runs
Isolate
If there's a leak, we isolate the supply and make the area safe first.
Test
We pressure-test the system to find the leak or confirm the line can take the new appliance.
Fit
Pipework and connections are installed to Australian standards.
Certify
We test again and issue a compliance certificate for the work.
Around Vermont South
From one side of Vermont South to the other, and across the border into Vermont, Glen Waverley and Forest Hill, we cover it all.
Vermont South is in the City of Whitehorse, about 20 km east of the CBD, in Melbourne's eastern suburbs.
- Postcode
- 3133
- Council
- City of Whitehorse
- Housing
- Post-war brick veneer homes on bigger blocks
- Area
- Eastern Suburbs
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Gas Fitting in Vermont South: common questions
I can smell gas. What do I do?
Turn the gas off at the meter, open doors and windows, avoid switches and flames, and call us on (03) 8338 4593. If the smell is strong, call 000 too.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes. All gas work over the threshold is certified, and we give you a copy of the compliance certificate.
Can you move my gas cooktop?
Yes. We relocate gas points during kitchen renovations in Vermont South regularly.
Do you service gas heaters?
Yes. A service every two years is a good habit for gas heaters, and it includes a carbon monoxide check.