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Simplify the application process with our online tools and resources
If you're installing a new gas or electric service or changing an existing one, you must complete a series of steps. We offer an array of online tools and resources to help you through the process.
Visit our Application for Service Process
Get help every step of the way, from applying and building, to getting connected.
Choose a guide
Our Getting Started guides walk you through the process of installing your gas and/or electric services.
Manage your project at "Your Projects"
Learn how this online tool can make it easy for you to submit, track and manage applications for gas and electric services.
Excess flow valves
An excess flow valve (EFV) automatically closes and significantly restricts unplanned or excessive natural gas flows if a pipeline is severed by digging. Download EFV information (PDF, 118 KB), and then complete your application in "Your Projects."
Get estimates
Project costs can vary greatly, depending on the extent of the project, site conditions and other factors. Estimate your costs.
Pay your project charges online
Make your project payment with a secure online bank transfer. It’s both easy and free.
Use our Permit Office Locator
Find the location of your local planning and building departments for permits, inspections and regulations.
Visit frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Find the information you need to obtain permits, set up temporary power and meet load requirements. Get answers.
Gas Service Options for Customers
Note: On September 15, 2022, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) issued Decision (D.) 22-09-026 (PDF, 2.9 MB) that eliminates allowances, refunds and the discount option for residential gas customers effective July 1, 2023. Customers who would like to take advantage of the currently-authorized allowances (credits) and the 10-Year Refundable Payment Option or the 50 percent discount option must submit their application for new natural gas line service to PG&E by June 30, 2023. Non-Residential new business customers that meet certain CPUC-determined criteria may be part of an annual application to receive Allowances, Refunds and 50% Discount option approval.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), offers several gas service options for our customers, including elevated gas delivery pressure at customer facilities in qualifying locations. When we receive a request for elevated gas delivery pressure, we work with the customer and perform a gas system evaluation to determine whether elevated pressure service is available at their location. Please note, elevated gas pressure is offered at PG&E’s discretion and, when available, may increase the cost of delivery at some locations, special facilities charges may apply as detailed in PG&E’s Gas Rule 2.
We work to provide reliable elevated gas delivery pressure to our customers. However, Gas Rule 2 allows us to reduce service to standard delivery pressure if we determine that higher gas delivery pressure is no longer available or that it negatively affects our gas delivery system.
For more information, please visit pge.com/tariffs, see PG&E’s Greenbook Manual, or call our Building and Renovation Service Center at 1-877-743-7782 during regular business hours.