Q. Can all my propane appliances be converted to natural gas?
A. Appliances that can be converted from propane to natural gas include: Furnace, space heater, range, cooktop, wall oven, dryer and some
water heaters. While most propane equipment can be converted to natural gas, there are a few models that cannot. The plumbing and heating contractor of you
choice can tell you whether your propane equipment can be converted.
Q. Can my fuel oil or electric appliance be converted to natural gas?
A. Some heating/plumbing dealers will not convert oil . To covert or replace oil or Electric appliances, please contact the heating/plumbing
contractor of your choice.
Q. How can I get natural gas service to my home?
A. Call your local natural gas company and inquire
about new gas service installation. For contact information about
your natural gas company, see "Who
is my gas utility?" on our Home page.
Q. How can I get my appliances converted to natural gas?
A. Once your natural gas service line and meter have been installed, the heating/plumbing dealer of your choice can convert your furnace and
other appliances.
Q. Who will remove my propane tank?
A. Call your propane dealer and ask about their pump-out and tank removal policy.
Q. How much money will I save if I convert from propane to natural gas?
A. Refer to the Cost Comparison Worksheet above.
Q. Will they dig up my yard to install the gas service line? If so, how will it be repaired?
A. Natural gas service lines are buried underground
and digging in your yard will occur. Call your local natural gas company
and ask about their new service restoration policy. For contact information
about your natural gas company, see "Who
is my gas utility?" on our Home page.
Q. How much will it cost to have natural gas installed?
A. Call your local natural gas company and ask about
the cost of natural gas installation. For contact information about
your natural gas company,see "Who
is my gas utility?" on our Home page.
