Is it possible to relocate gas meter?
Changes to Service or Meter Set Assemblies Builders and individuals should contact SoCalGas as early as possible when plans call for abandonment, relocation or alteration of existing service or meter set assemblies.
How do I get my gas meter removed?
If you want to remove a domestic meter, we would advise contacting your gas supplier if the meter is their property. Following this, your supplier will: Remove and cap the service. Remove the meter from your property.
Does my gas meter need to be accessible?
The meter should be accessible for inspecting and servicing. Where it is concealed or not accessible, the gas utility may insist that it be made more accessible. An inaccessible meter is an inconvenience for readings, and may be a safety issue in an emergency when you have to shut the gas off quickly.
How do I get a bigger gas meter installed?
What can be done? Basically, it’s time to call your gas utility provider. They can come out and switch your gas meter with a larger size. After consulting with PG&E, they confirmed that they would upgrade the meter size at no cost to the customer.
Who can relocate my gas meter?
Only your current supplier can move your meter. This means if you want another supplier to do it you have to switch your supply to them first. This will change your prices for gas and electricity, so check that it’s worth it overall before you switch.
Who owns the gas meter in my house?
consumer
Gas meter boxes can be installed by the homeowner before the supplier installs the supply, or the gas supplier might install the meter box through some agreement with the consumer. However, once the meter box is installed it appears that the consumer (usually the property owner) is responsible for its maintenance.
Who is responsible for removing a gas meter?
Who is responsible for stopping my gas supply? It’s your energy supplier’s job to remove your gas meter and make sure the incoming gas supply is capped.
Who owns the gas meter?
Gas meter boxes can be installed by the homeowner before the supplier installs the supply, or the gas supplier might install the meter box through some agreement with the consumer. However, once the meter box is installed it appears that the consumer (usually the property owner) is responsible for its maintenance.
What happens if gas meter is too small?
If your house has a gas meter that is not large enough, your gas-powered appliances may not be getting sufficient fuel. When gas is inadequate, soot buildup may also occur. This often happens when several large gas-powered appliances are being used simultaneously.
How much does it cost to upgrade gas meter?
If the meter needs to be upgraded, the gas company will provide you with a quotation to do so (usually around $110), and schedule this upgrade. This is done independent of the generator installation, and scheduled and paid for directly between the owner and the gas company.
What is the SoCalGas advanced meter?
SoCalGas® is upgrading all residential and most business natural gas meters by adding an Advanced Meter communications device. Get information on the Advanced Meter technology and features. Learn about the many benefits of the Advanced Meter.
Do I need a permit to install a gas meter?
Local and state ordinances require that builders/applicants obtain the appropriate permits and final inspections before SoCalGas can establish gas service (meter installation and turn on) to any building, equipment, or structure. Southern California Gas Company –Builder Service Guide March 2013 Page 4
How much does it cost to move a gas line?
Overhead cost to maintain heavy equipment, such as the pipe cutter and threader, tubing cutter, brazing kit, and pipe wrenches. This is assessed as a daily rental fee, while single-use elements will incur separate charges. The national average materials cost to move a gas line is $130.87 per line, with a range between $122.44 to $139.29.
When should I contact SoCalGas for gas service?
Applicants should contact SoCalGas between three to six months prior to requiring gas service. NOTE: The acronym “SoCalGas” is used throughout this guidebook to designate Southern California Gas Company. Southern California Gas Company Builder Service Guide March 2013 Page 2 MARK OUT CALL WAIT REMEMBER USE ONLY HAND TOOLS REPORT