Boiler installation
From £1,999 fitted
Fitting a gas cooker costs between £95 and £200 depending on whether the existing bayonet connection can be reused or new pipework is needed. Every installation includes a tightness test, a check of the appliance's combustion and stability bracket, and confirmation that ventilation meets requirements.

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Cooker on an existing bayonet point £95; with a new connection up to £200; gas hob £180.
No travel charge within 10 miles of B20 2JS. Further out, £2 per mile may apply — always agreed before anything is booked. Full price list
Smell gas now? Do not use this form or wait for a reply. Call the National Gas Emergency Service free on 0800 111 999 (24 hours). If you are using a mobile, make the call from outside. Open doors and windows, do not switch electrics on or off, do not smoke or use naked flames, and turn the gas off at the meter if it is safe to do so, unless the meter is in a cellar or basement. Once the supply has been made safe, we can trace and repair the fault.
£95 covers a straight swap where there is a sound existing bayonet point in the right place and the new cooker fits the gap. The price rises towards £200 where the connection point has to be moved, a new bayonet or rigid connection installed, or old pipework replaced. A built-in gas hob is £180, which includes up to 0.5 metres of gas pipe alteration to get the supply into position under the worktop.
Connecting a gas appliance is Gas Safe work. A cooker connected with the wrong hose, without a stability bracket, or into pipework that has never been tested, is a genuine risk — and it will be recorded as a fault on any future gas safety check. Retailers' delivery teams are frequently not permitted to connect, only to deliver.
We will disconnect and take the old appliance out of the way, and if the new cooker turns out to be the wrong size for the gap, we will tell you before anything is cut.
A landlord in Edgbaston had us replace a tired five-burner hob in a rental kitchen: old hob out, new hob into the same cut-out, connected in copper, tightness tested and every burner checked, all in one visit. See the photos and the write-up.
| Job | Price |
|---|---|
| Fit gas cooker (existing bayonet point) | £95 |
| Fit gas cooker with new connection or pipework | Up to £200 |
| Disconnect old appliance | Included |
| Gas hob installation, incl. up to 0.5m pipe alteration | £180 |
Listed prices are the price for the job as described. Where a new connection or pipework is needed, the price (up to £200) is confirmed with you before any work starts. No travel charge within 10 miles of B20 2JS; further out, £2 per mile may apply, agreed before booking. How our prices work.
Cookers from £95
Cooker on an existing bayonet point £95; with a new connection up to £200; gas hob £180.
No travel charge within 10 miles of B20 2JS. Further out, £2 per mile may apply — always agreed before anything is booked.
Between £95 and £200. A straight swap onto an existing, sound bayonet point is at the lower end; new pipework or moving the connection point pushes it higher.
No. Connecting gas appliances is legally restricted to Gas Safe registered engineers, and DIY connections will be flagged as a defect on any future safety check.
Most retail delivery teams deliver and unpack only. Connection normally has to be arranged separately with a registered engineer.
£180, which includes up to 0.5 metres of gas pipe alteration to get the supply into the right position for a built-in hob. More extensive pipework beyond that is quoted on site.
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From £1,999 fitted
£99 in office hours: diagnosis + first hour
From £95
£90 (boiler + cooker)
£99 (Mon–Fri 8am–5.30pm)
From £99 in office hours
We will tell you honestly when we can get to you, and agree the price before any work goes ahead.