Five Safety Tips to Remember When Using Natural Gas in Your Home
Summer is behind us and we’re moving into autumn. As cooler temperatures will soon move into the Ozarks, you’ll most likely be clicking on a little heat.
Natural gas is an easy and economical way to heat your home. A gas log fireplace can make your home even more inviting and cozy.
Although the carbon foot print of natural gas is low since and is one the cleanest nonrenewable energy sources, it’s not available in all neighborhoods.
Whether you currently have or you’re considering natural gas installation, there are some important safety measures to remember.
- If you smell rotten eggs, evacuate your home and call your utility provider or 911
- Know the location of your natural gas shut-off valve in case of emergencies
- Regularly maintain your natural gas appliances
- Install a Carbon Monoxide detector in your home
- Keep your natural gas fireplace clean and free from obstructions
We are licensed and insured to help you maintain the safety of your natural gas appliances. It’s time to give us a call and schedule your Fall Clean and Check appointment to make sure your heating system is tip-top shape for cold weather.
Now that we’re heading into what might be a doozy of a winter, and possibly staying home more because of this pandemic, it’s even more important to have us check for gas leaks, plumbing issues, and general heating issues.
