Natural Gas
How to Detect a Natural Gas Leak
Now that the fall has arrived, the leaves are turning beautiful shades of orange, yellow and red, and the temperatures are cooling down. If your home runs on natural gas, for example, if you have a gas hot water heater and a gas range, you’re probably thinking more about how nice it is to have hot water than you did over the summer. We’re big proponents of natural gas because it’s a safe, clean, reliable source of energy. We think that most Americans would quickly agree that natural gas is the number one choice for: Heating a home Cooking Heating water Drying clothes Natural gas is applauded because it’s the cleanest burning fossil fuel. When we use natural gas instead of electricity to heat our homes, dry our clothes, and wash our dishes, we’re doing our part to reduce greenhouse gasses, smog, water pollution, and acid rain. According to Missouri
