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Certified Gas Fitter in Auckland — Available 24/7

Water & Gas Worx is a certified gas fitter serving all of Auckland, New Zealand, available 24/7 for gas emergencies. Call 0800 322 322 for gas hobs, califonts, bayonet points, gas pipe runs, Rinnai Infinity installations, and LPG to mains conversions. Every gas job includes a Gas Safety Certificate (GSC) or Certificate of Compliance (COC) as required under the Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Drainlayers Act 2006.

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Written and reviewed by Peter — qualified plumber and certifying gasfitter, PGDB registered, 17+ years experience. Last updated April 2026.

Certifying Gasfitter
Certified Plumber
17+
Years Experience
Auckland Wide

Gas Fitting Services Across Auckland

Finding a certified gas fitter in Auckland who also does plumbing is rare. Water & Gas Worx holds both licences — so whether it's a gas water heater, a gas hob, or a gas leak, you only need one call. Peter is registered with the Plumbers, Gasfitters and Drainlayers Board with 17+ years of hands-on experience.

We work on both LPG (bottled gas) and natural gas (reticulated/mains gas) systems. Every gas job comes with the required gas safety certificate — no extra charge, no chasing up.

Gas Hob Installation

Supply, install, and certify gas cooktops

Gas Hot Water

Califonts, continuous flow, gas cylinders

Gas Compliance Certificates

GSC, COC, and annual safety checks

Gas Leak Repairs

Find and fix gas leaks — certifying gasfitter

Gas Compliance & Safety Checks

Gas safety inspections, certificates of compliance, and pre-purchase checks.

Emergency Gas Repairs

24/7 callouts for gas leaks and gas faults across Auckland.

Why You Need a Certified Gas Fitter

In New Zealand, all gas work must be carried out by a certified gas fitter under the Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Drainlayers Act 2006. Unlicensed gas work is illegal and dangerous — there are no exceptions. You can verify any gas fitter's registration at pgdb.co.nz.

After every gas installation or repair, a gas fitter must issue a Gas Safety Certificate (GSC) or Certificate of Compliance (COC). This is your proof the work is safe, legal, and meets NZ standards. Water & Gas Worx provides these with every job — it's not optional, it's required.

Common situations where you need a certified gas fitter:

For a detailed guide, read: Gas Compliance Certificates Explained

What We Work On

Gas Types

Gas Appliances

Gas Infrastructure

Gas Fitter Costs in Auckland

One of the most common questions: "how much does a gas fitter cost?" Here's a straight answer:

At Water & Gas Worx, we give upfront pricing before starting. No hourly rate ticking away while parts are sourced. Call 0800 322 322 for a quote on your specific job.

What Our Auckland Customers Say

"We just had Pete out to install a continuous flow gas hot water system. He did an outstanding job quickly with no fuss, awesome attention to detail and very tidy. He organised everything including the electrical work. I highly recommend Pete."
— Lance, Auckland
"Pete from Water & Gas Worx has completed a few jobs for us. Comparable service and expertise!"
— Sam, Auckland
"Pete has done quite a bit of plumbing work for us. He is reliable, charges a fair price, and his workmanship is second to none."
— Mike, Auckland

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a gas fitter cost in Auckland?

Gas fitters in Auckland typically charge $80–$130 per hour plus GST, similar to plumbing rates. Some jobs like gas hob installations or BBQ bayonets are commonly quoted as fixed-price. At Water & Gas Worx, we provide upfront pricing before starting any gas work — call 0800 322 322 for a quote.

Do I need a certified gas fitter for gas work in New Zealand?

Yes. Under the Plumbers, Gasfitters, and Drainlayers Act 2006, all gas work in New Zealand must be carried out by a certified gas fitter. Unlicensed gas work is illegal and dangerous — there are no exceptions. You can check registration at pgdb.co.nz.

What is a Gas Safety Certificate?

A Gas Safety Certificate (GSC) or Certificate of Compliance (COC) is issued after every gas installation or repair. It is your proof the work was done by a qualified person and meets required safety standards. Water & Gas Worx provides these with every gas job — it's a legal requirement.

What should I do if I smell gas?

If you smell gas: don't use any switches or flames, open windows and doors, turn off the gas at the meter or bottle if safe to do so, leave the property, and call a certified gas fitter or your gas supplier immediately. For emergencies, call Water & Gas Worx on 0800 322 322 any time.

Can a plumber do gas work?

Only if they also hold a gasfitting certificate. Plumbing and gasfitting are separate qualifications in New Zealand. Most plumbers cannot legally do gas work. Water & Gas Worx holds both certifications — qualified plumber and certified gas fitter — so we handle both trades in one visit.

What gas appliances can you install?

We install and service gas water heaters (Rinnai, Rheem, Bosch), gas cooktops, ovens, gas space heaters, fireplaces, and outdoor BBQ gas bayonets. We work on both LPG and natural gas systems across Auckland.

Gas Fitter — Areas We Service

We provide gas fitting services across all of Auckland. Click any suburb for local information:

East Auckland

Central Auckland

North Shore

South Auckland

West Auckland

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