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How to Find a Gas Supplier

If you have recently moved, you will need to locate the gas supplier for the area where you now live. The gas supplier is the company in charge of hooking up the natural gas to your home in order to operate basic functions within the home such as hot water and heat.


  • Check with neighbors that live near you. Most people will be more than happy to assist you in locating the local gas supplier for the area where you live. Ask them for the contact information so that you can call the company to establish service.



  • Contact the real estate company that you used to purchase the home you live in and ask them to provide you with a list of utility providers. Most real estate companies have a full list of service providers for the area in which they work.



  • Use the Internet to perform a search using the keywords "natural gas supplier," along with the name of the city and state where you live. This search should provide you with a link to the website of the gas supplier that services the area where you live. 



  • Look in the phone book to locate the name and phone number of the gas supplier in the area. You can find this information in the Yellow Pages under "Natural Gas Suppliers." If there is more than one supplier listed, call each one individually to determine which company services the area where you live.



  • Contact the local city or village hall for the area where you live and ask them to give you the contact information on the gas supplier that supplies gas to the homes in the area. They should be able to provide you with the name and phone number of the natural gas supplier you need.