Welcome to the Steel City Natural Gas Blog! Here, we share expert tips, important safety advice, and helpful insights on gas line repair, installation, and maintenance for Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, and Washington County homes. Whether you're a homeowner, business owner, realtor, or property manager, our goal is to help you stay informed, stay safe, and make confident decisions about your natural gas systems.
Replacing a Gas Service Line in Pittsburgh: Why It’s So Important
Old steel gas pipes don’t last forever. Learn why gas service lines eventually leak, how corrosion happens, and why replacing your old line before winter can prevent emergencies and keep your family safe.
How to Find a Natural Gas Leak in Your Pittsburgh Home
Learn how to find a natural gas leak safely in your Pittsburgh home. Follow simple steps to detect gas odors, test for leaks, and know when to call a professional gas plumber from Steel City Natural Gas.
Resource Guide for Gas Leaks
Got a gas leak? Here’s an easy‑to‑use guide with 24/7 emergency numbers for Peoples Gas & Columbia Gas, plus steps you should take right away and when to call us.
Converting Appliances from Electric to Gas: What You Need to Know Before You Switch
Thinking about converting your appliances from electric to gas? Learn what’s involved, which appliances can be switched, and how Steel City Natural Gas makes it easy.
People's Gas Reactivation
If People’s Gas shut off your service, they won’t turn it back on unless a certified tech handles the repair. Steel City Natural Gas is DOT-qualified and ready to help.
The Hidden Risk: Corroded Underground Steel Gas Lines
Many Pittsburgh homes still have unprotected steel gas lines buried underground — and they’re corroding. Learn the warning signs and how Steel City Natural Gas can help.
Columbia Gas Reactivation
Columbia Gas won’t restore service after a shutoff unless a certified technician calls it in. Steel City Natural Gas is DOT-qualified and Columbia-certified — we make it easy to get your gas back on safely.
Do I Need a Permit for Gas Line Work in Pittsburgh?
Unsure if your Pittsburgh gas line project needs a permit? Here’s the truth: you may not — but you still need a qualified contractor. Learn what matters most.
Can I Install a Gas Fire Pit in My Backyard? What Pittsburgh Homeowners Need to Know
Dreaming of summer nights by the fire? Learn how to safely install a gas fire pit in your Pittsburgh backyard — plus permits, codes, and what to expect.