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Replacing a gas cooktop or connecting a new appliance? Send us the model details and your suburb. We’ll check what the installation needs before the work is booked.
Buying a new appliance is only part of the job. The gas type, existing connection, available space and manufacturer’s installation requirements all affect how it can be fitted.
Anton’s Plumbing & Gas installs and replaces gas appliances across Sydney. We can help with gas cooktops and ovens, appliance disconnection and the pipework needed for a suitable connection. For a gas hot water unit, see our hot water systems service.
If you’re arranging a gas cooktop installation, have the make and model ready when you call 0493 824 176. A photo of the existing cooktop and the cupboard beneath it can help us understand the setup.
A replacement in the same position may be straightforward when the new appliance is compatible with the gas supply and the existing installation is suitable. A different model can need changes to the connection, clearances or benchtop opening.
A new appliance location may involve additional gas pipework. We’ll assess the proposed connection and explain the plumbing work involved. Any electrical, cabinetry or benchtop work should be identified separately so you know what is included in the quote.
Check whether the appliance is made for natural gas or LPG before you buy it. A conversion is only an option where the appliance and manufacturer’s requirements allow it. Send us the model details if you’re unsure.
For repairs, leak detection or broader pipework, visit our gas-fitting service page.
Request a booking or call 0493 824 176. Include the appliance make and model, your suburb, whether you have natural gas or LPG, and whether an existing appliance needs disconnecting.
If you’re still choosing a cooktop, it’s worth checking the connection requirements before ordering. For background on the paperwork, read our gas installation and compliance guide.
Find your area below, or see the full suburb list. Give us your suburb when you book so we can confirm availability.
Yes. In NSW, gasfitting work must be carried out by a person licensed for that work. This includes connecting or disconnecting a gas appliance; it is not a DIY task.
We can assess it for installation. Send the make, model and gas type, together with details of the existing connection. Suitability needs to be checked before the installation is confirmed.
Sometimes. The gasfitter needs to check that the supply, connection and installation meet the new appliance’s requirements. Matching the benchtop dimensions does not establish that the gas connection is suitable.
We can include disconnection in the agreed installation scope. Ask about disposal separately so you know whether the old appliance will be left on site or removed.
We can assess gas ovens and cookers for installation. Some models also need an electrical connection or other work, which should be identified when the job is quoted.
Do not connect it as it is. Provide the model details so the gasfitter can check whether the manufacturer permits conversion and what is needed. Some appliances will need to be replaced with a suitable model.
Gas work in NSW requires the relevant compliance or inspection documentation. Your gasfitter should explain which document applies to the work and how you will receive it.
The price depends on the appliance, existing connection, access and any pipework changes. A replacement and a new gas connection can involve very different work. Request a quote that identifies the inclusions and any separate trades.
Timing depends on the work needed and the site conditions. Tell us your preferred date and whether other trades are involved so we can discuss availability and the likely sequence.
