Gas fitting services Rockhampton

Gas fitters install and service systems that run on LPG or natural gas, including cooktops, hot water units, and heaters. They also ensure fittings meet legal standards to avoid safety risks and protect your home or workplace from future gas compliance issues.

A sulphur-like smell, hissing noises near pipes, or a sudden spike in gas usage may indicate a leak. These should be addressed immediately. In many homes, a residential gas leak can go unnoticed until symptoms become serious.

Gas appliance installation must be done by a licensed professional. It’s not just a safety issue, it’s a legal one. DIY gas work can void insurance and risk serious harm. If you're unsure what's allowed, here’s what you should and shouldn’t do.

We install ovens, heaters, hot water units, and cooktops across LPG and natural gas setups. For water heating systems, especially, it’s important to use the right fittings. You can compare options and cost considerations for new systems before committing.

LPG is stored in refillable bottles, while natural gas comes from a fixed connection to the gas network. Both require certified installation. If you're unsure what's available at your address, here’s how to check gas access at your property.

Yes. For any gas fitting job, a licensed fitter must provide compliance documentation. This proves the work was done to code and protects you during rentals or sales. In some cases, missing paperwork may delay real estate handovers or inspections.

A leak near your heater can cause loss of pressure, ignition faults, or total failure. Even mild leaks can reduce water temperature and efficiency. If your unit isn’t performing as expected, hot water system issues may be tied to your gas line.