If you know that a gas main line already exists near your house, or if you are a National Fuel customer already but don’t use gas for the appliance you are looking to convert, you can skip this step.

• Call National Fuel at 716-827-2343 to determine the availability of natural gas service in your area.
• Submit a Residential Natural Gas Application to National Fuel to get a cost estimate. You can apply by one of these methods:
  • Call 1-800-365-3234.
  • Mail your completed application to the address on the form.

Select a licensed heating or plumbing contractor who will install the new gas appliance(s) in your house. It’s your responsibility to have the internal housework completed, including:

• Internal natural gas house line
• Gas appliances (furnace, boiler, hot water heater, etc.)
• Work with your contractor to select and order the equipment.
• Confirm if the equipment is eligible for National Fuel’s Gas Conversion Rebate program.

If you are a National Fuel customer already but don’t use gas for the appliance you are looking to convert, you can skip this step.

Submit the completed paperwork you received from your cost estimate in Step 1 to National Fuel in order to have a gas service line installed, including:

• Response Form: Select the payment option and agree to the terms and conditions.
• Conversion Agreement: This document confirms that you agree to have a natural gas appliance installed in your home.
• Certificate of Compliance: This document verifies that your home meets the minimum home insulation standards.
  • Make your payment to National Fuel (if necessary).
  • Have the gas main line (if necessary) and service line installed by National Fuel.

Schedule the installation of your new equipment with your contractor. Note: Prior to the gas meter installation, the gas line inside your house needs to be piped, tested and connected to the gas meter bar outside by your contractor.

Contact National Fuel at 1-800-365-3234 to schedule your gas meter installation. (Please allow for 5 business days.)

• Cancel your fuel service (oil, propane, etc.), if necessary, with your old fuel supplier.
• Submit an application to National Fuel to get your Natural Gas Conversion Program rebates.