
Cool AZ Pty Ltd
4.9 36 Google reviews
Serves Clyde and surrounding suburbs | Based in Clyde

Once every gas appliance is gone, removing the gas meter is what ends the daily supply charge for good. It’s the final step in getting your home off gas.
A common sign
“We don’t use gas anymore, but we’re still getting a gas bill.”
About gas abolishment and disconnection
Turning appliances off isn’t enough to end your gas bill. The connection itself has a daily charge. Removing the meter, often called abolishment, permanently disconnects your home from the gas network.
The process usually involves your gas retailer and the network that owns the pipes, and a licensed gasfitter makes the pipes inside your property safe. A specialist can help you work through each step in the right order.
Gas bills for a home that no longer uses gas
Finishing the switch to all electric
Old gas pipes and appliances left behind
Make sure every gas appliance is gone first, including any heater, cooktop, hot water system or outdoor barbecue that runs on mains gas.

Not sure where to start?
Don’t waste money on upgrades you don’t need. A professional home energy assessment shows where your house loses heat and power, so your budget goes where it makes the biggest difference.
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More in gas to electric
Replace the gas appliances one by one, hot water, heating, cooking, and stop paying two connection fees to keep the house running.

A heat pump uses a fraction of the electricity of an old electric tank, and it is the usual first swap when a gas system fails.

Heats the water in your radiators or heated slab with an electric heat pump instead of a gas boiler. The pipes and radiators can often stay, though not always, so ask.

Roof collectors with a boosted tank. A different product from a heat pump, and still the cheaper option on some rooftops.

Warms the pool with an electric heat pump or solar collectors on the roof instead of gas. Pairs well with rooftop solar, and a pool cover keeps the heat in.

Replaces an old single speed pump with a variable speed one that runs slower for longer, so keeping the water clean takes less power.

Faster than gas, and it takes the last flame out of the kitchen. Usually needs its own circuit run from the switchboard.

One unit for one room, or several heads off one outdoor box. The cheapest way to heat and cool the rooms you actually use.

Ducted through the whole house. The vents from a ducted gas furnace can often be reused, though not always, so ask before you count on it.

A filter clean and a gas check keeps a system running at the efficiency it was sold at. Cheap next to replacing it early.

An older board often cannot take an induction cooktop, a heat pump and a charger at once. This is the job that unblocks the rest.
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Related goal
Haven’t replaced everything yet? See the full plan for getting off gas, from hot water to the cooktop.