Gas Fitter in Bathurst

When it comes to gas, there is no room for shortcuts. Whether you are installing a new appliance or suspect a leak, you need qualified gas fitters who take safety seriously.

At T. Woods Plumbing, we provide licensed gas fitting services across Bathurst, including installation, upgrades, testing and emergency repairs. From gas cooktops and heaters to hot water units and outdoor BBQs, we work with Milwaukee tools and industry-standard equipment to ensure every connection is compliant and secure.

We service both residential and commercial systems and are trained to handle natural gas and LPG setups. If you are planning a kitchen renovation, setting up outdoor gas points or worried about a possible leak, we are here to help with expert advice and prompt service. Call 0400 574 015 to book a licensed gas fitter you can trust

A gas heater that is not running properly is not something to leave unchecked. We provide servicing and safety checks for inbuilt and freestanding gas heaters across Bathurst homes and businesses.

The most common sign that a gas heater needs attention is it failing to start, along with any inconsistencies in how it is running. If your heater is playing up, hesitating to ignite or behaving differently to usual, it is worth having it checked before the colder months set in.

Before the colder months arrive is a good time to book a service, so your heater is running safely and reliably when you need it most. Call our team to arrange a gas heater service or safety check.

We carry out LPG to natural gas conversions and natural gas to LPG conversions for homes and businesses across Bathurst. This is a common request for rural properties converting a cooktop to LPG where reticulated gas is not available, and for residential properties converting an outdoor BBQ from LPG to natural gas.

Whatever the setup, our licensed team makes sure your conversion is completed safely and correctly, with every connection tested and compliant. Call us to talk through what your property needs.

Our team installs, replaces and tests gas lines and appliances to meet strict Australian Standards. We also carry out leak detection and pressure testing to ensure your system is operating safely and efficiently. Whether it’s connecting a new gas stove or identifying a fault in your hot water unit, we complete every job with clear documentation and a compliance certificate for peace of mind.

Gas is a powerful energy source, but it must be handled with the right tools and expertise. If you notice a smell, hear a hissing sound or suspect a leak, don’t delay—turn off your supply and give us a call.

Contact us to speak to a licensed gas fitter in Bathurst. We’re available for installs, repairs and urgent gas safety checks.

Our Gas Fitting Process

At T. Woods Plumbing, our licensed gas fitters follow a professional, safety-first process to install, service and repair gas systems in homes and businesses. Working with gas requires specialist training and certification, and all gas fitting work must comply with Australian gas standards for safety and performance.



1. Consultation & Site Assessment

We begin with a consultation and assessment, discussing your needs and inspecting the site. This helps us determine the correct gas line routing, appliance requirements and any necessary permits before work starts.

2. Gas Line & Appliance Installation

Next, we prepare the area and install or modify the gas piping using approved materials suitable for your project. Whether it's connecting a new cooktop, hot water system or extending an existing line, we ensure pipes are correctly positioned and secured.

3. Pressure Testing & Leak Detection

Once installed, every gas line and fitting undergoes rigorous pressure testing and leak detection to confirm it's safe and compliant. We also check appliance connections, regulators and shut-off valves for proper function.

4. Compliance Check & Safety Advice

Finally, we complete a compliance check and provide safety advice so you can use your gas system with confidence. Because gas work carries risks, always trust a licensed professional — it's essential for safety, insurance and peace of mind.

Frequently Asked Questions