Make sure you have the following information available:
Load Information in Cubic-Feet-Per-Hour (CFH):
Include any special pressure requirements for commercial
appliances, rooftop units and natural gas generators.
Responsible Person: Confirm who is responsible
for managing the project or coordinating the utility site
details, such as the owner, project manager, construction
superintendent, mechanical contractor, HVAC contractor or
plumber.
Business Information: Provide your tax
identification number, as well as relevant financial
information, so that we can set up your account.
After receiving your request, a
Peoples Gas representative will
contact you within three business days.
I have a gas service pipe, but want to
remove the meter.
The ideal location for the gas meter is on the front of the house, or 4 feet
back on the side of the house. It should be 3 to 4 feet from any electric source,
including any electric meter, air-conditioning unit or electric outlet.
Requests to have meters removed can be submitted via fax or e-mail
For assistance with your project — including equipment
recommendations, site plan reviews and technical support — please identify
your location and contact your Construction
Coordinator. The experts at Peoples Gas
can help you avoid costly delays and problems down the road.
Contact your Construction Coordinator and schedule an appointment
to meet at job site.
Make sure you have the following information available:
Load Information in Cubic-Feet-Per-Hour (CFH):
Include any special pressure requirements for commercial
appliances, rooftop units and natural gas generators.
Service Pipe Location(s): Let us know your
desired location(s) (referencing the nearest lot line) and
we will try to accommodate you.
Responsible Person: Confirm who is responsible
for managing the project or coordinating the utility site
details, such as the owner, project manager, construction
superintendent, mechanical contractor, HVAC contractor or
plumber.
Detailed Utility Site Plan: Provide final plans
that show where easements, property lines and other on-site
utility lines are located: fuel, water, sewer, telephone,
electric, etc. This facilitates design turnaround time and
minimizes the possibility of changes later.
Business Information: Provide your tax
identification number, as well as relevant financial
information, so that we can set up your account.
Before you dig, call 312-744-7000.
Please plan on scheduling your service pipe installation when the
foundation is poured and back-filled. This allows our service crews to complete
their work before other trades are on the job site. Please carefully
review our Construction Guide
for service pipe, meter and appliance installation requirements.
For safety reasons, our crews will not install service if: debris,
lumber or scaffolding are present in the work area, the requested meter
location fails to meet minimum clearances or the fuel line fails a
pressure test. Working closely with your
Peoples Gas representative
will help you avoid any unexpected delays.
The ideal location for the gas meter is on the front of the house, or 4 feet
back on the side of the house. It should be 3 to 4 feet from any electric source,
including any electric meter, air-conditioning unit or electric outlet.
For assistance with your project — including equipment
recommendations, site plan reviews and technical support — please identify your
location and contact your Construction
Coordinator. The experts at Peoples Gas
can help you avoid costly delays and problems down the road.
Contact your Construction Coordinator and schedule an appointment
to meet at job site.
Make sure you have the following information available:
Load Information in Cubic-Feet-Per-Hour (CFH):
Include any special pressure requirements for commercial appliances,
rooftop units and natural gas generators.
Service Pipe Location(s): Let us know your desired
location(s) (referencing the nearest lot line) and we will try
to accommodate you.
Responsible Person: Confirm who is responsible for
managing the project or coordinating the utility site details,
such as the owner, project manager, construction
superintendent, mechanical contractor, HVAC contractor or
plumber.
Detailed Utility Site Plan: Provide final plans that
show where easements, property lines and other on-site utility
lines are located: fuel, water, sewer, telephone, electric, etc.
This facilitates design turnaround time and minimizes the
possibility of changes later.
Business Information: Provide your tax identification
number, as well as relevant financial information, so that we can
set up your account.
Before you dig, call 312-744-7000.
Please plan on scheduling your service pipe installation when the
foundation is poured and back-filled. This allows our service crews to complete
their work before other trades are on the job site. Please carefully
review our Construction Guide
for service pipe, meter and appliance installation requirements.
For safety reasons, our crews will not install service if: debris,
lumber or scaffolding are present in the work area, the requested meter
location fails to meet minimum clearances or the fuel line fails a
pressure test. Working closely with your Construction Coordinator will
help you avoid any unexpected delays.
A representative will notify you when your order has been received.
Please Note: we will need 10-15 business days for verification
before termination of service. Also a $750 service fee will need to be
paid prior to disconnection.
