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| The Conversion Process |
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While no two gas conversions projects follow the same course, a general process exists that is somewhat predictable. You can generally count on the conversion process to follow the following steps:
- The Customer identifies need for energy or new gas equipment.
- The Customer contacts a plumber or HVAC contractor.
- The plumber or HVAC contractor performs preliminary equipment design & specifications, and contacts PSE&G with gas load information.
- PSE&G provides the customer or project manager with estimates for the installation of gas service (if required). If there is an existing gas service, PSE&G will determine if the pressure, service, regulator and meter are adequate to meet the additional gas load(s).
- The customer or project manager finalizes design based upon PSE&G’s service entrance location.
- The plumber or HVAC contractor sells the gas equipment to the customer.
- PSE&G, if required, constructs main extensions and service connections.
- The plumber or HVAC contractor installs gas equipment.
- PSE&G inspects the installation and sets metering equipment. Gas service is turned on.
- Please note: PSE&G does not perform gas conversion work. Please contact your local plumber or HVAC contractor for further information, including equipment and installation cost estimates.
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