UGI Utilities

Sep 26, 2023 | bctv.org | UGI Utilities |Mady Johnston

by UGI Utilities Sep 26, 2023UGI Utilities Inc. will begin a natural gas main replacement the week of Oct. 2 that will impact the Borough of West Reading in Berks County. The project will take place on the 200, 300, and 400 blocks of Penn Avenue, also known as 422 Business. UGI will also renew natural gas service to 31 customers as part of the project. Service line replacements require UGI to have access to customer homes to complete upgrades.

Sep 19, 2023 | bctv.org | UGI Utilities |Mady Johnston

With the upcoming fall season soon bringing cooler temperatures, residents will turn on their heating systems for the first time in a number of months. Here are some important tips to consider in preparing homes for colder weather:Have your heating system professionally serviced. Having your heating system checked is an important safety practice since improperly functioning systems can produce carbon monoxide.

Jul 27, 2023 | bctv.org | UGI Utilities |Mady Johnston

An excessive heat warning has been issued throughout Pennsylvania for the next several days. UGI reminds residents to take steps to avoid heat stress and to use energy wisely. UGI offers these simple tips to help keep customers and community members safe and minimize energy usage during this heat wave:Avoiding Heat Stress:Drink plenty of liquids, especially water. Avoid alcohol, coffee, tea, and other caffeinated beverages—both alcohol and caffeine can dehydrate.

Jun 2, 2023 | bctv.org | UGI Utilities |Mady Johnston

by UGI Utilities, Inc. Jun 02, 2023With many residents concerned about the cost of household bills and maintaining a comfortable home, UGI offers these simple tips to help minimize energy usage during the warm weather months:If you have a programmable thermostat, set it to the highest possible comfortable temperature if you have central air-conditioning. Raise the temperature if you will not be home for an extended period.

May 23, 2023 | bctv.org | UGI Utilities |Mady Johnston

With Memorial Day Weekend marking the unofficial beginning of summer, UGI Utilities, Inc. urges residents to stay safe while enjoying traditional outdoor activities. For example, with the arrival of grilling season, outdoor cooks are encouraged to follow these important safety tips while using their natural gas grills:The most common cause of gas grill fires is a fuel line leak or obstruction. This typically takes place behind, underneath, or inside your grill.