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Natural Gas Overview

Natural gas is the smart choice for your home!

More and more homeowners are discovering the versatility and worry-free comfort of natural gas. Heat whenever you need it, never having to worry about your next fuel delivery and reduced maintenance costs are just a few of the reasons why millions of Americans choose to use natural gas to meet a variety of their energy needs.

If your home is located less than 100 feet from a natural gas main and you intend to use natural gas to heat your home, installation of a natural gas service line from the street to your home is FREE. To find our about your natural gas options or to apply for service, contact Unitil at 1-888-301-7700 or send us an email at fluet@unitil.com.

Making the switch to natural gas without buying expensive equipment is easy with Unitil's EasyCare rental programs. By renting a natural gas conversion burner or water heater you can switch to gas heat and hot water without buying new equipment. Click here to learn more about EasyCare Rentals.

If you would like to learn more about natural gas and why natural gas is the right choice for your home, then the following information is for you.

Benefits

• Natural Gas is the cleanest, most efficient, versatile and affordable energy available today. It can be used for heating, cooling, cooking, drying and much more. Click here to find out more about the various ways you can use natural gas in your home.

• Made in America! Almost all (99%) of the natural gas used in the U.S. is produced right here in North America. And, supplies are abundant ensuring that we will have a reliable supply of natural gas for years to come. Click here to learn more about natural gas supplies. Click here to learn more about available natural gas supplies.

• Using clean burning Natural Gas to meet your energy needs can help the environment by reducing smog, acid rain and greenhouse gas emissions. Click here to learn more about natural gas and the environment.