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Natural Gas & LPG
Need a gas fitter in Atwell for a new gas line, an alteration or an appliance connection? Epi holds gasfitting permit GF24860 and brings 10 years in plumbing and gas to every job. You get a free quote before any work starts, and every gas installation comes with a lodged Notice of Completion.
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Gas Work Done Properly
Gas fitting covers the pipes that carry gas from the meter or cylinder to each appliance. It also covers the joints, valves and connections along the way. A small mistake in any of them can leak, so the work has to be right the first time.
Epi holds both a plumbing licence and a gas permit, so one person can look after water and gas on the same job. Gas fitting sits alongside the plumbing and gas in Atwell he does for homes and businesses. Every line he fits is tested before the gas goes back on.
Some homes run on natural gas from the street. Others use LPG from cylinders at the side of the house. Epi’s permit covers both, so the work is planned around the gas you already have.
Homes are Epi’s main focus, and he also fits gas for commercial customers. A business gets the same tested, documented job as a family kitchen, with the same free quote first.
What Epi Handles
Three kinds of gas work, all under one permit. Each one is quoted for free before it starts, and you know what is being done and why.
New gas lines, extensions and alterations to the pipework you already have. Epi runs gas to a new spot, moves a gas point during a kitchen or laundry change, and connects appliances to the supply. He works on natural gas and LPG, in homes and in commercial premises, and he can also fit a new cooktop.
When the pipework is done, he tests it for leaks before turning the gas back on. A Notice of Completion is lodged for every gas installation, and you get a copy for your records.
A smell of rotten eggs near a meter, pipe or appliance needs a proper look. After the first safety steps, Epi traces the leak on your side of the meter or cylinder. He then repairs the faulty joint, fitting or section of pipe.
If you ever smell gas, the first few minutes matter most. Everything you need to know about finding a gas leak safely, from leaving the house to who to call, is set out step by step.
A gas heater that sits idle all summer can come back to life with a dusty burner, a blocked flue or a tired hose. A service checks it is burning cleanly and venting safely before the cold weather arrives.
Heaters older than 10 years need yearly gas heater servicing, while newer ones follow the maker’s schedule. Booking in autumn beats the winter rush. A service also gives you a clear answer on whether an old heater is still worth keeping.
Know When to Call
Any change to the gas pipes or connections in a home is gas fitting work. These are the jobs that come up most, and what happens on each one.
When it comes upA new benchtop layout, a bigger cooktop or a gas oven where there wasn’t one before.
What Epi doesGas run to the new spot, sized for the appliance and tested before it is used.
When it comes upAn extension, a new living area or an outdoor space that needs its own gas point.
What Epi doesThe existing line extended, with the pipe route planned and explained before work starts.
When it comes upAn old heater, cooktop or oven being replaced, sometimes in a slightly different spot.
What Epi doesThe old one disconnected safely, the new one connected and every joint checked for leaks.
When it comes upCorroded fittings, a pipe knocked during building work or an old line nobody uses any more.
What Epi doesThe damaged section replaced, or the unused line capped off safely.
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Common Jobs
From a single connection to new pipework for a whole extension, every job gets the same care. Not sure what your job involves? Describe it and Epi will tell you what it needs.
Pipework run from the meter or cylinder to a new appliance, room or extension.
Gas points shifted when a kitchen, laundry or outdoor area changes layout.
A safe plug-in point for a portable gas heater, fitted where it suits the room.
Cooktops, ovens, heaters and hot water units connected to the supply and tested.
Pipework and connections for homes that run on bottled LPG instead of mains gas.
Gas fitting for businesses as well as homes, on natural gas or LPG.
Step by Step
Five steps from the first chat to gas that is safe to use. You see the price before anything starts.
Call or send the form with the gas work you need, the appliance and your suburb.
Small jobs can often be sized up over the phone. Bigger jobs get an on-site look so nothing is missed.
Epi explains what the job needs and gives you a free quote. You decide whether to go ahead.
The pipework and connections go in, then the line is tested for leaks before the gas goes back on.
The Notice of Completion is lodged, you get your copy and the work carries a 12 month guarantee.

Before You Book
Think about where each appliance will sit before the walls are closed or the benchtop goes in. Moving a gas point is a simple job while things are open. It is a bigger one once tiles and cabinets are in place.
A larger cooktop or an extra appliance can need more gas than the old pipe was sized for. Epi checks the size of the line and the meter or cylinder before he quotes, so the new appliance gets the gas it needs.
Not every street in Perth has a natural gas main. If yours doesn’t, LPG cylinders are the usual choice. Tell Epi what you have now and what you want to add, and he will explain the options.
The Performax Difference
Gas work leaves no room for guesswork. Here is what you get when Epi takes on the job.
Epi holds gasfitting permit GF24860 for natural gas and LPG. You can look it up on the WA licence search before he arrives.
Every gas installation comes with a Notice of Completion, lodged with the gas supplier, and a copy goes to you.
Epi also holds plumbing licence PL11241, so a job that touches water and gas needs only one booking.
Every new line is tested for leaks before the gas goes back on. The job is finished when it is safe, not when it is quick.
Every job comes with a 12 month guarantee on parts and labour. If something isn’t right in that time, it gets put right.
You hear what the job needs in plain words and get a free quote. Then you decide whether to go ahead.
Got a Question
Plain answers about permits, paperwork and what gas work involves. Can’t see your question? Call or send the form.
Only a gas fitter who holds a licence or permit from Building and Energy, the WA regulator. Epi holds gasfitting permit GF24860, which covers natural gas and LPG work in homes and businesses.
It is the form a gas fitter lodges after gasfitting work to confirm it is safe and meets the rules. WA law says the Notice of Completion goes to the gas supplier and to you within 48 hours of the work being finished. Epi lodges one for every gas installation.
Yes. Connecting a gas appliance to the supply is gas fitting work. Epi fits the connection, tests it for leaks and checks the appliance lights and burns properly.
Yes. Epi’s gas permit covers both natural gas and LPG. Many homes south of Atwell run on LPG cylinders, and the pipework and connections are much the same job.
The cost of a gas fitter depends on the length of pipe, the appliance and how easy the run is to reach. Every quote is free, and small jobs can often be priced over the phone.
Yes. Epi holds plumbing licence PL11241 and gasfitting permit GF24860. A kitchen or laundry change that touches both water and gas only needs one booking.

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Tell Epi what gas work you need, the appliance if there is one and your suburb. Small jobs can often be priced over the phone, and every quote is free.
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Where We Work
Epi takes on gas work across the Cockburn, Kwinana, Rockingham and Mandurah areas, from Atwell and Wandi down to Baldivis, Secret Harbour and Lakelands. Not sure if your street is covered? Call and ask.