Gas Appliance Cap Off

Taking out a gas fire, swapping a gas hob for induction, or getting rid of an old cooker? The gas supply has to be disconnected and capped off by a Gas Safe registered engineer first. Your kitchen fitter or electrician isn't allowed to do it.

Includes the visit, disconnecting the appliance, capping and testing the supply, and your Gas Safe certificate on the day.

More than one appliance? Choose how many when you order. Each extra one is £30 on the same visit.

Not included: taking the old appliance away, cutting back long runs of dead pipe, plastering or electrical work. Those are priced separately.

Natural gas only, no LPG. If it's a back boiler, or the supply is boxed in or awkward to reach, message us first so we can price it properly.