Gas Cooker & Hob Installation in NW10 & North West London - from £60
Buying a new gas cooker or hob? By law, gas appliances must be connected by a Gas Safe registered engineer - and that's exactly what I do. I'm based in Neasden (NW10) and fit gas cookers, ovens and hobs safely and to standard across North West London. Whether it's a straightforward like-for-like swap or a fresh installation, you deal with me directly, with an honest price agreed before I start.
What's included
Safe disconnection and removal of your old appliance (if needed)
Connecting the new cooker/hob to the existing gas supply
A tightness test to check for leaks
Checking the appliance burns safely and correctly
A safety check on completion
Honest advice if anything about your existing setup isn't right
A standard like-for-like installation takes around an hour.
Prices
Gas cooker / hob installation (like-for-like) - from £60
Most like-for-like connections are a fixed £60. New installations needing extra pipework, an isolation valve, or supply changes will be quoted clearly before any work begins - no surprises.
What I install
Freestanding gas cookers - disconnect the old, connect and test the new
Gas hobs - built-in hob installation and replacement
Built-in gas ovens
Range cookers (I'm Gas Safe registered for range cookers)
Like-for-like swaps and new connections where the gas supply already exists
(If new gas pipework or a supply extension is needed, I'll assess and quote that separately. Some cookers also need an electrical connection - if yours needs hard-wiring, that part may require an electrician.)
Why use a Gas Safe engineer?
It's not just best practice - it's the law. Only a Gas Safe registered engineer can legally connect a gas cooker or hob. A badly fitted gas appliance risks gas leaks and carbon monoxide, which can be fatal. Using a registered engineer protects your home, keeps you compliant, and means the job is done safely first time.
Areas I Cover
I cover North West London - every postcode within about three miles of my Neasden (NW10) base.
That includes Willesden, Harlesden, Dollis Hill, Cricklewood, Kensal Green, Kensal Rise, Park Royal and Stonebridge, plus Wembley, Wembley Park, Alperton, Sudbury, Kingsbury, Kilburn, Queen's Park and Brondesbury, and the surrounding NW10, NW2, NW6, NW9, HA0, HA9 and W3 postcodes.
Just outside? Get in touch and I'll let you know if I can help.
FAQ
Q: Can I install a gas cooker myself?
A: No - by law, gas cookers and hobs must be connected by a Gas Safe registered engineer. DIY gas work is illegal and dangerous.
Q: How long does it take?
A: A standard like-for-like installation is usually around an hour. New installations needing pipework take longer.
Q: Do you supply the cooker, or just fit it?
A: I fit the appliance you've bought. You choose and buy the cooker; I connect it safely and certify it.
Q: My new cooker needs an electrical connection too - can you do that?
A: Most gas hobs just plug in. Some gas cookers need hard-wiring, which requires a qualified electrician - I can help with that too.
Q: Are you qualified?
A: Yes - Gas Safe registered (Reg. 977311), including for cookers and range cookers. You can check my registration on the Gas Safe Register.
