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Old 08-14-2014, 08:19 PM   #1
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Gas Line & Range Hood Installation

How much does it cost on average to have a gas line extended to my kitchen (for a gas range)?

And how much does it cost to install a Wall-mounted Range Hood (from a Under-cabinet range hood)?

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Old 08-14-2014, 08:53 PM   #2
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depends where the existing gas line is

range hood is nothing is the existing wiring, or even an outlet is located where the hood is going, or if you have a microwave over the range currently. I'd say i wouldnt pay more than $200 for an electrican to set that up, if that.

for the Gas, cant really give ya an estimate but ball park id say under $300 to run a line and fittings etc. as long as they dont have to go through too many walls or floors
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depends where the existing gas line is

range hood is nothing is the existing wiring, or even an outlet is located where the hood is going, or if you have a microwave over the range currently. I'd say i wouldnt pay more than $200 for an electrican to set that up, if that.

for the Gas, cant really give ya an estimate but ball park id say under $300 to run a line and fittings etc. as long as they dont have to go through too many walls or floors
There is a fireplace in my Kitchen, they are in the same room. Will that make it easier?

I have no clue about the existing rangehood. There is no microwave over the range. The existing range hood is underneath a cabinet. We are planning to wreck that to install a Wall-mounted rangehood.
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it all matters how easy it will be to run the actual line, these guys charge about $75hr and this could be a 5hr job + parts so to play it safe it will cost between 600-1000 by a good contractor
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it all matters how easy it will be to run the actual line, these guys charge about $75hr and this could be a 5hr job + parts so to play it safe it will cost between 600-1000 by a good contractor
That's the cost of my gas range. Crazy!
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That's the cost of my gas range. Crazy!
buying the range is the easy part, you want a nice clean job that's up to code
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Whoever you hired to do gas, make sure they are a registered company with BC safety authority, and have insurance.

Just incase anything blows up, your house insurance will cover you.

Anything with gas, is not a job that you buy your buddy a 12 pack and you guys can hack it out.

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it all matters how easy it will be to run the actual line, these guys charge about $75hr and this could be a 5hr job + parts so to play it safe it will cost between 600-1000 by a good contractor
It'll be tough finding a qualified gasfitter (bonded, licensed and insured) to work for $75/hour, unless they're moonlighting. I would say closer to $100-120/hour + materials

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