Install gas stove - outlet with valve already in place - Do I need a permit and gas fitter?

roopster wrote: ↑ Question to all the gas fitters and experts out here:
Do I need a gasfitter / master gasfitter and a city permit to install a slide in gas range

Some background info:
Calgary, AB, 2012 Albi built home.
Currently has an electric range. Want to replace with slide in gas range
Gas line (with valve) already in place (builder intsalled I guess) - coming through floor from unfinished basement.
19 inch clearance on left and right sides from surface to bottom of cabinets
36 inch clearance from stove top to bottom of cabinet (after removing the OTR microwave)
Range hood to be installed (in place of OTR microwave) with 30+ inch clearance from stove top to hood and connected to exisitng duct to exterior.

Canadadesi wrote: ↑ I think the OP mentioned that the gas line is already installed with a valve by the builder. That means all he needs is to hook up the gas appliance to the existing line.

Maybe OP can reconfirm my understanding.

CD

torontotim wrote: ↑ Is there a tag on the gas line near the valve, or somewhere else in the house showing when the gas lines were done and by who?

Wherever you buy your gas range from will be able to arrange for a proper professional installation or just call up your local appliance service place or HVAC place and get a gas fitter out there to connect with the proper appliance flex line.

newlyborn wrote: ↑ You need a gas fitter with minimum G2 license or G1 license ( not G3) to make any gas connections atleast here in ON. I will assume it cant be much different in AB.
City permit is not required. This can be confirmed by any local technician.