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Natural Gas Safety

Gas Leaks

Find out how to detect a gas leak, and what to do and what not to do if you suspect you have one.

Carbon Monoxide

If you suspect a carbon monoxide problem, get fresh air. Then, call Berkshire Gas at 800.292.5012.

Pipeline Safety

More than 2.2 million miles of pipelines and mains quietly, reliably and efficiently deliver natural gas every day.

Excess Flow Valves

Learn how an Excess Flow Valve (EFV) can provide added protection from damaged natural gas lines.

Dig Safe

Underground utilities can be dangerous. If you plan on doing any excavation work, notify Dig Safe before you begin.

Important Natural Gas Safety Links

Links to associations that can provide you with additional information on natural gas safety.

Winter Safety

Read these tips to help stay safe during winter months.

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