UGI Utilities Announces Major Gas System Upgrades in Sunbury with Natural Gas Conversion Opportunities
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UGI Utilities' gas main upgrades offer Sunbury residents and businesses the opportunity to convert to more cost-effective natural gas service.
UGI Utilities will replace gas mains on specific Sunbury roads from November 10 through December, with construction scheduled weekdays from 7am to 5pm.
UGI's infrastructure upgrades enhance community safety and reliability while providing cleaner energy options for Sunbury homes and businesses.
UGI's Sunbury project reveals how underground utility upgrades create opportunities for modern energy conversion while temporarily reshaping local traffic patterns.
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UGI Utilities will begin significant system upgrades in Sunbury on Monday, November 10th, as part of the company's ongoing commitment to maintaining safe and reliable service infrastructure. The gas main replacement project represents a substantial infrastructure investment that will affect multiple roadways throughout the community while simultaneously creating opportunities for property owners to access natural gas service. This work is strategically scheduled before the peak winter heating season to minimize customer impact during periods of highest energy demand.
The construction work will focus on several key transportation corridors, including Susquehanna Avenue from Amy Street to Julia Street, Julia Street from Edison Avenue to Cake Walk, and Packer Street from Susquehanna Avenue to 215 Packer Street. These upgrades are scheduled for completion by the end of December, though weather conditions and other working factors could potentially extend the timeline. Construction activities will occur Monday through Friday between 7am and 5pm, with final paving and restoration work to follow after the underground infrastructure improvements are finished.
Residents and business owners should prepare for significant impacts to daily routines during the construction period. The project will involve lane restrictions, parking limitations, and temporary interruptions to natural gas service. UGI technicians will need access to properties to conduct safety inspections and relight equipment following service disruptions. The company emphasizes that these temporary inconveniences are necessary to achieve long-term improvements in system reliability and safety.
A notable aspect of this infrastructure project involves the opportunity for homes and businesses along the construction route to convert to natural gas service. This conversion option represents a significant benefit for property owners seeking more efficient and cost-effective energy solutions. As a utility serving more than 760,000 customers, UGI's investment in Sunbury's gas distribution system demonstrates the company's broader commitment to maintaining and modernizing critical energy infrastructure across its service territory. Additional information about UGI Utilities and its services can be found at https://www.ugi.com.
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