Gas pipe to kitchen-will it cost a lot?

[mrdee0]

Moving into a house soon. The kitchen does not have a gas connection for a stove.

The house has gas and is fitted with central heating and the main room has a gas fire. The kitchen is right next door to the main room. The house is quite small and the distance between the main meter and the kitchen is quite small.

What i want to know is what might be the likely cost of getting a gas pipe connection to the kitchen? As i say distances are not huge. Just need a rough price guide so i can consider a gas or electric cooker. Would prefer gas though.

Also would a plumber do this job or a gas corgi person? Not sure who Id need.

 

[corgiman]

as soon as to tell the the length of this bit of string wot i am holding i will give you a price



get some quotes

 

[kevplumb]

as soon as to tell the the length of this bit of string wot i am holding i will give you a price



get some quotes

8' i lent you the string

price £££££££££££££££ if you get a corgi man in

can do it for a couple of pints

get some quotes

alas poor yoric i knew him well will that do yer son

 

[corgiman]

dammit dad stop selling me so short

you know my day rate is three pints and a bacon sarnie with brawn sauce

 

[sooey]

You need a corgi registered guy, who should be able to determine the amount of gas your existing appliances use, and the amount your existing gaspipe will supply. After which you may be advised that the gaspipe from the meter will need to be upsized, if so this would obviously add to the cost.

 

[hav it]

tea 2 sugars, dinner, and access to toilet, then i will think of a price

 

[Steady]

Would cost £80 upwards depending on accessibility, i.e. how accessible is existing gas supply and the place where you want the new supply to run to. Also depends on whether present gas pipe is copper or lead

 

[corgiman]

so you like the rest of us dont know without seeing it steady