UGI Utilities Launches Gas Main Replacement Project in Emmaus
January 16th, 2025 3:38 PM
By: Newsworthy Staff
UGI Utilities will upgrade gas infrastructure in Emmaus, affecting multiple streets and potentially offering natural gas conversion opportunities for local residents and businesses. The project aims to enhance service safety and reliability.

UGI Utilities, Inc. will commence a comprehensive gas main replacement project in Emmaus next week, targeting several key streets in the borough. The infrastructure upgrade, scheduled to begin January 14 and expected to conclude by early May, will involve strategic work across six streets to improve natural gas service reliability and safety.
The project will impact West Greenleaf Street, North 7th Street, West Berger Street, Franklin Street, North Street, and 6th Street. Construction will occur Monday through Friday from 7 am to 5 pm, with potential disruptions to local traffic and parking. Residents and businesses along the project route should anticipate possible road closures, detours, and temporary service interruptions.
During the infrastructure upgrade, UGI representatives will need property access to inspect and relight equipment. The project presents an additional opportunity for homeowners and businesses along the affected streets to convert to natural gas service, potentially improving their energy infrastructure.
Local motorists and residents should anticipate potential delays and plan accordingly. Construction timelines may be subject to change based on weather conditions and specific working circumstances. The project represents UGI's ongoing commitment to maintaining and modernizing its utility infrastructure to ensure safe and reliable service for its customers.
The gas main replacement is part of UGI's broader strategy to enhance its utility network, serving more than 760,000 customers across its service region. By proactively upgrading infrastructure, the utility aims to minimize potential service disruptions and improve overall system performance.
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