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Natural Gas Safety
Detecting a Leak
We add an odour to natural gas for a reason. Use your senses to determine if there is a leak.
Gas Meter Safety
Covering or altering the natural gas meter on your property prevents access during an emergency.
Planning a Dig Project
Learn the steps to safe digging and how to get SaskEnergy's permission to proceed with working near gas facilities.
Encroachments
Building a structure over a natural gas line hinders access and can cause long outages, damage to facilities and risk to public safety.
Furnace Maintenance
Keep your heating equipment running safely and efficiently for when you need it the most.
No Heat
Find out what to do if your heating equipment stops working during a cold snap or in the unlikely event gas service is disrupted.
Severe Weather
Nature is unpredictable. Learn more about potential hazards and how to stay safe before, during, or after a natural disaster.
Safe Digging Starts with You
Whether you’re planting a tree or undertaking a major construction project, there are important steps to follow when working near gas lines.
Furnace maintenance program receives national attention
The Tune-Up Assistance Program (TAP) provides income qualified households peace of mind and the opportunity to learn about the importance of furnace maintenance and carbon monoxide safety.
As part of the program, SaskEnergy Network Members complete a Home Heating Tune-Up free of charge. The service includes replacing the furnace filter, cleaning and lubricating the furnace motor and fan, as well as cleaning and resetting the burners.
In 2020, TAP was recognized nationally by the Canadian Natural Gas Association and received the Michael Mulcahy Award for Excellence and Innovation in Customer Care and Service.
Since 2017, SaskEnergy’s Tune-Up Assistance Program has provided income-qualified homeowners with free furnace maintenance services. To date, our Network Members have completed over 4,742 Tune-Ups across the province, helping customers prepare their home so they can stay warm during the coldest days of the year.