plumbing

Gas fitting
in North Vancouver

All gas work is carried out by a licensed gas fitter, pressure tested on completion, and permitted where required. Lines for ranges, dryers, fireplaces, and outdoor barbecues are straightforward jobs, but correct paperwork matters when it's time to sell.

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What this covers

Gas fitting, done properly

Gas isn't a job for a handyman. Everything we do is by a licensed gas fitter, permitted where it needs to be, and pressure tested before we leave.

Most of it's straightforward — a range, a dryer, a line out to the barbecue — but the paperwork matters when you come to sell.

  • Range and cooktop connections
  • Dryer and appliance lines
  • Fireplace installation and service
  • Outdoor BBQ and fire pit lines
  • Leak detection and pressure testing

Get a quote for gas fitting

Let us know how we can help you. We’ll get back to you, usually the same day.

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Or call us on (604) 555-0188 — if we can't pick up you'll get a text right back.

How it works

No Surprises

We give you a written quote before any work starts, and that's the number on your invoice — if something changes mid-job, we'll tell you before we carry on.

1

Call or text

Tell us what's happening. If we don't pick up you'll get a text back within seconds.

2

We quote it

Straight price before any work starts. No hourly surprises.

3

We do the work

Licensed, insured, and we clean up after ourselves.

4

You're covered

Five-year workmanship warranty on everything we install.

Questions

Gas fitting: what people ask

Do gas connections need a permit, and does that affect the sale of my home?

Some gas work requires a permit and inspection, and we handle that where it applies. Having the proper paperwork in place does matter when you come to sell, and we make sure everything is documented correctly before we leave.

How do I know if there's already a gas line in the right place for a new appliance?

That depends on your home's existing gas setup, which varies quite a bit from one property to the next. Send us a message or give us a call with the appliance and location in mind, and we can let you know what would be involved.

What does pressure testing involve and why is it done?

After any gas connection or line installation, we pressure test the system to confirm there are no leaks before the appliance is used. It's a standard step we carry out on every job — nothing is left running until the test is done.

Need gas fitting today?

Call us and we’ll tell you right away whether we can get to you.

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