Calvert Gas - LP Gas Instillation, maintenance and repairs
Leak in Cape Town

Calvert Gas specializes in the design, instillation, maintenance and repair of all domestic and commercial gas equipment. Being a fully certified and registered gas instillation company, we will guarantee the quality of our workmanship as well as your instillation, which will be fully compliant.Calvert Gas have been operational in the greater Cape Town area and West Coast since 2003.Your experience when dealing with Calvert Gas will always be a pleasant one. when you need personal attention, our highly trained and professional staff are here to help.

It is for these reasons highly recommendable to have Calvert Gas check your instaillation annually. NB: If you suspect a leak, have a leak or can smell Gas (Rotten Eggs), turn of the gas immediately, and then at the cylinder. Basic Gas Line Installation costs will depend on the scale of work and length of piping required Approx cost: R3800.00 (incl. If you already have a Gas line installed but you don’t know if it is legal, compare it to the following diagram. Flexible hose MAY NOT be more than 2m and MAY NOT go through any partition/wall at all (including wood and dry wall). Your experience when dealing with Calvert Gas will always be a pleasant one. Gas is versatile, clean and instantly responsive to controls, making it friendly to both the environment and your wallet. New instillations, or all work that is done on a gas instillation, a Compliance Certificate must be issued. Compliance certificates are required by your Insurance company and certain banks if there is a bond on the property. We do Inspections and if the installation is compliant we will issue a compliance certificate otherwise we will issue a report and quote to do the remedial work to ensure the installation is complaint before a Certificate is issued. Perfect for gas stoves in homes and restaurants, as well as heaters and braais. Calvert Gas warns that the installation of gas or conversion to gas is a job only for professionals. Remember that LPGas vapour is heavier than air and even a small leak will result in gas accumulating on the floor and forming a flammable mixture with the surrounding air. Ventilate the area by opening doors and windows until the smell has gone. To find the leak, splash suspect part of pipe or valve with soapy water. Use only proper LPG hose to connect your stove or other LPG appliances. Ordinary rubber or garden hose must never be used as these are not designed for LPG and will soon deteriorate and leak. Most gas connections utilise synthetic rubber joints or O-rings. There is normally 21% oxygen in the air we breath (the rest is nitrogen). Between the 6 and 10% level nausea, vomiting and an inability to move freely occurs and eventually, the probability of loss of consciousness. If we just seal ourselves in a room we will be using up the oxygen with our normal breathing. Ventilation is required if the air in a room is being used up by flames burning and/or people breathing. If ventilation is not provided then the existing oxygen in the air will be used up, the flames will start to smoke and eventually go out and the people will lapse into unconsciousness and, eventually suffocate. It is not enough to assume that a flue, if fitted, will take out the stale air.