UGI Utilities Launches Natural Gas Infrastructure Upgrade Project in East Stroudsburg
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UGI's natural gas main replacement project offers homes and businesses along the route an opportunity to convert to natural gas for potential energy savings and efficiency.
UGI Utilities will replace natural gas mains on six East Stroudsburg streets from October through February, with weekday work hours and planned service interruptions.
UGI's infrastructure upgrade enhances community safety and reliability while providing cleaner energy access, improving quality of life for East Stroudsburg residents.
Discover how UGI's four-month gas main replacement project transforms East Stroudsburg's energy infrastructure while creating conversion opportunities for local properties.
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UGI Utilities, Inc. will begin a natural gas main replacement project in East Stroudsburg on October 1, representing a significant investment in local energy infrastructure to maintain safe and reliable service. The underground work will focus on several key streets including Analomink Street between North Courtland Street and Ransberry Avenue, Crystal Street between Bank Aly and Analomink Street, and Penn Street between South Kistler Street and Fairview Street. Additional work will occur on Fairview Street, Prospect Street between Analomink Street and Normal Street, and Ransberry Avenue between Analomink Street and Normal Street. This comprehensive project addresses aging infrastructure while creating opportunities for energy modernization throughout the community.
Construction operations are scheduled Monday through Friday from 7:00am to 5:00pm, with completion of the new natural gas main installation expected by mid-February, though weather conditions may affect the timeline. Residents and business owners should anticipate temporary disruptions including road closures, detours, and parking restrictions during construction hours. The project will require some temporary interruptions to natural gas service, necessitating UGI technicians to access properties for equipment inspection and relighting procedures. The infrastructure improvements offer a unique opportunity for homes and businesses along the project route to convert to natural gas service, potentially providing cost savings and energy efficiency benefits compared to alternative fuel sources.
Final paving and restoration work will follow completion of the main installation phase, ensuring minimal long-term impact on local infrastructure. This project underscores the importance of proactive utility infrastructure maintenance in ensuring community safety and energy reliability. The timing of the project during fall and winter months reflects UGI's strategic planning to complete major work before peak heating season demands. The upgrades will enhance system resilience and capacity, benefiting both existing customers and potential new users considering energy conversion options. UGI Utilities, which serves more than 760,000 customers across its service territory, maintains comprehensive information about its services and operations available at https://www.ugi.com.
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