812-654-2444 Phone
(812)654-3834 Fax
Emergency
(833)654-2444 or (800)379-1800
(812)654-3834 Fax
Emergency
(833)654-2444 or (800)379-1800
Call Before You Dig
Indiana law requires all property owners to make an important call before doing any digging on their property. Before you start those outdoor projects, take the time to call 811 at least two full working days before you plan to start.
When Do You Call Indiana-811?
- Installing a fence or pool
- Landscaping
- Excavating for construction
- Pouring concrete
- For Every digging project
Steps To Begin Your Project
- Outline your project with white paint
- Call IUPPS at 811 or 800-382-5544 at least "two full working days" but
not more than 20 calendar days prior to the start of your project - Be prepared to provide the following information regarding the location
and plans for your project - Your name and phone number
- Street address and nearest cross street of your project
- County and township of your project
- Type and extent of the work you will be doing
- Installing a fence or pool
- Area of your property you need located
- Contractor name, address, and phone number, when applicable
- Best time to call back
After You Call
- Give utility companies up to 48 hours to respond
- Once utility companies come out and check your property, you will see either a dotted line on the ground or a flag with an "OK"
painted on the ground in each color on the chart - The dotted line indicates underground lines exist on your property
- The flag and "OK" painted on the ground indicates there are no lines underground on your property but the area has been checked
- At least the first four colors--red, yellow, orange and blue--must be shown before you can begin digging safely
- You MUST hand dig at least 24 inches on each side of the markings and flags!
Why Natural Gas?
• Lower cost & better comfort
• Higher quality heat
• Reliable & safe
• A natural occurring energy source
• Made in the USA
• Lower cost & better comfort
• Higher quality heat
• Reliable & safe
• A natural occurring energy source
• Made in the USA
Minimize Your Bill
• Install a programmable thermostat
• Keep window shades and draperies open during the day
• Have your furnace serviced
• Install a programmable thermostat
• Keep window shades and draperies open during the day
• Have your furnace serviced
Natural Gas Tips
How to identify a possible gas leak:
• Smell rotten egg or sulfur odor
• Hear blowing or hissing sound
• See blowing dirt
More Information
How to identify a possible gas leak:
• Smell rotten egg or sulfur odor
• Hear blowing or hissing sound
• See blowing dirt
More Information