Safety & Procedures
We know that using Natural Gas is a safe and more environmentally friendly way to power our household items or to run our businesses, but there are safety precautions to always be aware of when choosing to use natural gas.
Safety Tips
Natural Gas Leaks
If you think you smell gas in your home or business, be sure to call 911 to get assistance right away. For more info on Natural Gas Leaks, you can learn more here.
Carbon Monoxide Safety
This silent, but harmful gas is important to be aware of. Be sure to have a detector set up in your home or business. To learn more about Carbon Monoxide Safety, click here.
DIY Home Comfort Tips
We have created a list of DIY tips you can do around the house to ensure you are always keeping your home safe and protected. You can view the full list here.
Keeping it Safe
We know that using Natural Gas is a safe and more environmentally friendly way to power our household items or to run our businesses, but there are safety precautions to always be aware of when choosing to use natural gas.
At Six Nations Gas, it is our job to not only keep our community safe but to ensure everyone is well informed in safety protocols when it comes to using natural gas. Our dedicated staff is very involved in the community, and their job is to ensure you feel confident in your new or existing gas extension.
Use this page as your resource guide for all things Natural Gas, so whenever you have a question or concern, you can quickly come here for all the correct information.
Call Before You Dig
Why do I need to call before I dig?
To avoid hitting/damaging/breaking lines/cables/pipes. This can be very dangerous and very costly when this happens.
Who do I call?
Smell Gas?
What are the signs of a natural gas leak?
Distinctive odor, similar to rotten eggs.
Why is it dangerous?
When Natural Gas does not burn up completely, it emits a byproduct of carbon monoxide.
Who should you call?
Call Six Nations Fire Department 911. Call Six Nations Natural Gas 519-445-4213.
What to do if you suspect there is a natural gas leak.
Call Six Nations Fire Department 911. Call Six Nations Natural Gas 519-445-4213.
Carbon Monoxide Safety
How do I care for my Carbon Monoxide Detector?
Home owners should make sure their detector is up to date when checking the batteries, they are only good for 5 years, there is a manufacture date on the back of them.
What is Carbon Monoxide?
Carbon Monoxide is an odourless, colorless gas formed by the incomplete combustion of fuels. When people are exposed to CO gas, the CO molecules will displace the oxygen in their bodies and lead to poisoning.