LPG Users – Here’s Something You Shouldn’t Ignore!

Close-up of a flexible metal gas line connected to a propane tank valve, showing yellow seal.

Did you know your LPG pigtails (the flexible hoses connecting your gas bottles) and your regulator both have a life expectancy of around five years?


Over time, these components can crack, perish, or wear out—often with no visible signs. When they fail, it’s not just inconvenient; it can cost you money and compromise safety. And of course, it usually happens at the worst possible time.


Leaks from aging pigtails or faulty regulators can lead to:

Loss of gas supply

Wasted LPG (higher bills)

Potential safety risks


If your pigtails or regulator are more than five years old—or you’re unsure when they were last replaced—now is the time to have them checked.


Our qualified team can inspect, service, and replace these components to keep your gas supply safe and reliable.


Get in touch with our office today to book an inspection and give yourself peace of mind.

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