Posted by Hobo,NC on December 04, 2019 at 08:05:43 from (75.137.54.87):
In Reply to: Natural Gas Issues posted by Hobo,NC on December 03, 2019 at 18:41:50:
A few years ago they took me off the main line they ran a residential line on the other side of the road and connected every residential to that line. They ran everything new up to the house as they did everyone that was on it.
They have been working on the main since last winter they will dig a hole work on it all night fill it up and dig it up again the next night that's been going on for quite some time :shock: There was a gas tank in the ground in that area I was told petroleum had got to the line.
My first thoughts were something had got into my line from all that work. The gas folks have always came out fast and took care of an issue at no charge. I did have to pay for the material when they ran NG to my shop it cost me $700 I ran the trench and filled it in they laid the line and hooked it up. That was the best $700 I spent it was worth it to get off the bottle...
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