Gas Fitting Brighton
Licensed gas fitters for homes and businesses across Brighton and bayside Brisbane. New connections, appliance installations, gas leak detection, repairs and 24/7 emergency response — all work fully licensed and to code.
Gas work must be performed by a licensed gas fitter.
DIY gas repairs are illegal in Queensland and can cause fires, explosions, and carbon monoxide poisoning. If you smell gas — leave the property immediately, don't use any switches, and call us on (07) 3519 4683.
Licensed Gas Fitters Serving Brighton & Bayside Brisbane
Gas work in Queensland must be performed by a licensed gas fitter — no exceptions. TBP Plumber Brighton's licensed fitters handle everything from new appliance connections and gas line extensions through to complex leak diagnosis and underground pipe repairs, for both residential and commercial properties across Brighton and bayside Brisbane.
Brighton has a high proportion of homes using natural gas for hot water, cooking and heating. We're familiar with the age and condition of gas infrastructure in the area and can advise on upgrades, extensions and safe connection of new appliances.
All gas work is completed to code, with compliance certificates issued on completion. For suspected gas leaks, we respond 24/7.
Gas Installations
- New gas connections and extensions
- Gas cooktop and oven connection
- Gas hot water system installation
- Gas heater installation
- Gas BBQ point installation
- Commercial gas appliance connection
Repairs & Safety
- Gas leak detection and repair
- Gas pressure testing
- Faulty regulator replacement
- Gas pipe repairs and replacement
- Annual gas safety checks
- Compliance certificates
Signs You May Have a Gas Leak
If you notice any of these, treat it as an emergency — leave the property and call us immediately.
Smell of gas
A rotten egg or sulphur-like smell near appliances, pipes or the gas meter is the most common sign of a leak.
Hissing near pipework
A hissing or whistling sound near gas pipes, valves, fittings, or flexible connections suggests gas is escaping under pressure.
Yellow or orange flame
Gas appliances should burn with a clean blue flame. A yellow, orange, or flickering flame indicates incomplete combustion and a potential issue with the gas supply or appliance.
Pilot lights going out
Pilot lights that keep extinguishing on heaters or hot water systems may indicate a gas supply issue or problem with the gas valve or thermocouple.
Headaches or nausea
Unexplained headaches, dizziness, or nausea when indoors — particularly near gas appliances — can be a sign of carbon monoxide or a gas leak. Take it seriously and ventilate the area.
Meter moving when off
If your gas meter is registering usage when all appliances are switched off, there's a good chance gas is escaping somewhere in your system.
Suspected gas leak?
Leave the property, don't use any switches or open flames, ventilate if safe to do so — then call us immediately.
How We Fix Gas Problems
Every gas job starts with making the area safe. We then accurately locate the fault, carry out compliant repairs, and pressure-test before restoring service.
Gas Leak Repair Process
Isolate the supply
We shut off the gas supply to make the property safe before any investigation begins.
Locate the fault
Using calibrated leak detection equipment, we pinpoint the exact source — whether it's in pipework, fittings, valves, or flexible connections.
Repair and test
We repair or replace the affected components, then pressure-test the system and verify safe operation before restoring your gas supply.
Low Pressure & Poor Performance
Inspect the system
We check the regulator, meter connection, isolation valves, pipe sizing, and appliance connections to find the source of the issue.
Identify and clear the restriction
We clear or replace the restricted section — whether it's a faulty regulator, undersized pipe, blocked valve, or worn flexible connection.
Confirm flow and safety
We verify correct pressure and flow, run safety checks on all appliances, and confirm everything is operating reliably and to Australian standards.
Gas Fitting Costs
Clear pricing before we start — no hidden charges.
Gas fitting costs depend on the nature of the work. A simple appliance connection or BBQ point installation is generally straightforward. A gas leak repair or new connection involves a proper on-site assessment to identify exactly what's needed before we can price it accurately.
We don't provide estimates over the phone for repair or diagnostic work — a reliable diagnosis needs an on-site inspection. Once we've assessed, we provide a clear fixed-price quote before any work begins.
All gas work comes with a compliance certificate on completion, as required by Queensland regulations.
Call Out Fee
$99During business hours (7:30am–3:30pm Mon–Fri). Includes on-site assessment and fixed-price quote before any work begins.
Appliance Installation
Quoted on-siteCooktops, ovens, heaters, hot water systems and BBQ points — priced after confirming the appliance type and existing gas supply conditions.
Leak Repairs & New Connections
Quoted on-siteGas leak diagnosis, pipe repairs, regulator replacement and new gas connections are assessed first, then priced with a clear upfront quote.
Ready to book or have a question?
Call us to discuss your requirements — we'll arrange a time to assess and price the work.
Where We Service
Based in Brighton, we cover the full bayside Brisbane area for both residential and commercial gas fitting work.
When We're Available
Business Hours
Standard $99 call out applies
24/7 Emergency Gas Response
Gas leaks, suspected leaks, gas-off emergencies
Gas emergencies can't wait. We respond around the clock for suspected leaks and urgent gas situations.
Call (07) 3519 4683Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about gas fitting and gas safety.
Need a licensed gas fitter?
From new appliance connections to emergency leak repairs — we're available around the clock for urgent gas situations, and on-site fast for planned work.