replacing a gas hob

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Hi,

Next week I am due to refit the kitchen and as part of the job I will be replacing the gas hob. I checked the current installation and I can see the gas supply connects into the top right corner of the existing unit.

Question, when I buy a new hob is it best to buy it with connections and secondly do I need to get a plumber into to fit it? I assume the answer to the 2nd question is yes but I was wondering if there are any organisation that will send around an engineer to do it at a set price? I ask this because all of my experiences with plumbers so far have been dismal :mad: My alternative is to replace it with an electric hob which will mean I still need to terminate the gas connection which again need a plumber?


cheers

adam
 
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stick with gas ... and if ur worried about being ripped off get a price over the phone , there are some good guys in the trade .. :)
the easiest way is go to corgi web site and put in your post code and it will tell u all the gas fitters in your local area ..
 

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