Overview
LPG has an added smell so that leaks are easy to notice. If you smell gas, close the valve at the cylinder, open doors and windows, avoid switches and flames, and then call us.
We test the installation to find exactly where the leak or fault is, whether that's a perished hose, a failing regulator or a loose fitting. Then we repair it and re-test the whole system.
Why choose this service
Accurate testing
We find the fault instead of guessing.
Made safe
The installation is isolated and secured.
Proper repairs
Worn parts replaced with approved components.
Re-certified
A CoC can be issued after repairs.
What’s included
- Leak and pressure testing
- Regulator and hose checks
- Appliance fault finding
- Replacement of worn or unapproved parts
- Re-test of the full system
- CoC after repairs if required
How it works
- Send us the details WhatsApp us with photos of the area and what you’d like installed.
- Site visit and quote We confirm cylinder placement, gas route and appliance setup, then send a clear quote.
- Installation We install everything to SANS 10087 and the manufacturer’s requirements.
- Test, certify and hand over Full leak and pressure test, Certificate of Conformity, and a walk-through of how it works.
What affects the price?
Every installation is different, so we quote after seeing the job. These are the main things that affect the cost:
| Cause of the fault | A simple hose swap versus a new regulator or line. |
| Parts needed | Regulators, valves, hoses or appliance parts. |
| Access | Concealed lines take longer to trace. |
| After-hours call-outs | Evening and weekend call-outs may cost more. |
Safety first: gas work must be done by a registered installer. DIY or unregistered installations can’t be certified and may affect your insurance.
Frequently asked questions
What should I do if I smell gas?
Close the cylinder valve, don't use switches or open flames, open doors and windows, leave the area and call us on 065 948 4424.
My gas geyser keeps going off. Can you fix it?
Often, yes. Common causes are flat ignition batteries, low water pressure, a failing regulator or an empty cylinder. We'll diagnose it.
How often should hoses be replaced?
Flexible hoses perish over time, especially in coastal conditions. Check them regularly and replace them if they look cracked or hard.