LP Gas New Installations — Certified and Safe
Full LP gas setup for homes and small businesses. We install cylinders, pipework and appliances with certified parts and provide full testing and documentation.
Professional LP Gas Installation Service
Our certified team installs complete LP gas systems that follow all relevant safety rules and national standards. From planning through to final testing, every step is handled with care and accuracy.
What the service includes
- Site visit and layout planning for bottle placement and pipe routing
- Installation of approved copper piping, regulators and certified hoses
- Connection of fixed appliances such as gas stoves, ovens, geysers and built-in braais
- Pressure and leak testing before handover
- Certificate of Conformity issued by a registered installer
- User guidance and safety information
Compliance and Safety Standards
All installations follow recognised national standards and local requirements. Only approved parts are used, and the system is tested before being signed off.
Bottle placement rules
Bottles must follow spacing rules from doors, windows and drains. For larger storage needs, secure outdoor cages may be fitted following placement requirements.Testing and certification
Pressure and leak tests are done before issuing the certificate. You receive a full handover with safety notes and documentation.LP Gas Installation FAQs
1. What is meant by a new installation?
A new installation is a complete LP gas setup fitted to a property for the first time or a replacement system that includes new piping and equipment.
2. Will I receive a Certificate of Conformity?
Yes. A CoC is issued once all checks and tests are passed.
3. Who is allowed to install LP gas systems?
Work must be done by a registered LP gas installer with the correct licence to certify installations.
4. Which standard applies to installations?
Work follows the SANS LP gas standard together with any rules set by local authorities.
5. Where can cylinders be stored?
Cylinders may be placed in ventilated indoor cupboards or secured outdoor positions that follow spacing rules.
6. How much gas is permitted indoors?
Indoor limits depend on the property type. The installer will confirm what applies to your home or business.
7. Are leak tests included?
Yes. Leak and pressure tests form part of the final checks before sign‑off.
8. Can a plumber install gas piping?
No. Only registered LP gas installers may work on piped gas systems.
9. Do appliances need approved fittings?
Yes. Flexible hose and fixed copper lines must meet recognised approvals.
10. What if I smell gas later?
Turn off the cylinder valve and contact the installer.
11. Will my insurer require the certificate?
Most insurers request a valid CoC for any fixed LP gas system.
12. How long does the testing take?
Testing is carried out on the same day and usually takes a short time once installation is finished.
13. Do outdoor cages come standard?
Cages are recommended for multi‑bottle storage or larger setups.
14. Are any permits needed?
Large storage systems may require approval from local authorities.
15. What materials do you use?
Approved copper lines, certified hoses and compliant regulators.
16. What about appliance warranties?
Keep your certificate and installation records as proof for appliance suppliers.
17. Can the bottle position be changed?
Yes, but moving cylinders may require retesting and updating documentation.
18. How often should the system be checked?
Checks are wise when appliances are replaced or when the system is altered.