Moving a Gas Emergency Control Valve

[devanealex]

I've recently moved into a first floor studio flat. It's a converted victorian house. There is a Gas Emergency Control Valve located in the living room in an inconvenient area. I was wondering it it's possible to have the control valve moved? What is possible? And how expensive would it be to do?

 

[CBW]

I would say it’s possible, however it will likely be expensive. It would depend on where it enters from too, if it enters through the floor, then a re-route may be needed.

 

[gas112]

is your meter outside and this is an additional emergency control valve just as pipe enters the flat

 

[Agile]

If it is after the meter it will be a reasonable cost as any RGI can do it.

If before then expensive as only the gas transporter can do it and that is usually quite expensive.