The most common gas fitting job across Wyoming's owner-occupied homes. All new gas appliance
connections must be done by a licensed gas fitter under AS/NZS 5601:
Gas cooktop connection
$150–$280
1 hr
Outdoor BBQ bayonet fitting
$200–$400
1–2 hrs
Gas hot water connection
$200–$400
1–2 hrs
Gas line extension to new location
$400–$1,200
2–4 hrs
Gas leaks in Wyoming's older homes often come from corroded fittings on original 1970s–80s
gas lines, degraded flexible hose connections behind cooktops, or failed joints at
appliances. A licensed gas fitter uses pressure testing and gas detection equipment to
find and repair leaks safely.
Gas leak inspection & detection
$150–$350
1–2 hrs
Fitting or hose replacement
$150–$300
1 hr
Gas line repair or section replacement
$250–$600
2–4 hrs
Compliance cert after repair
$150–$300
Included or add-on
Parts of Wyoming — particularly the elevated ridgeline streets around Valley View
Road, Berrys Head Road, and some sections of Chamberlain Road — may not have
natural gas available through Jemena's network. LPG (bottled gas) is the standard
alternative for cooking, hot water, and outdoor entertaining.
LPG system installation (twin
bottle changeover)
$400–$900
2–4 hrs
LPG appliance connection (cooktop
or HWS)
$150–$300
1 hr
LPG regulator replacement
$120–$250
30–60 min
Compliance certificate
$150–$300
Issued post-work
Gas safety compliance is non-negotiable in NSW. Wyoming's older homes — many with
gas systems that haven't been inspected in 20–30+ years — are at elevated
risk of compliance issues when sold or when a new tenancy begins.
Gas compliance certificate (CCGW)
Required after all
gas work — and for property sales
Rental property gas inspection
Landlord obligation
— check with your PM
Pre-sale gas inspection
Often required
before settlement in older Wyoming homes
DIY gas work
Illegal in NSW
— always use a licensed fitter
