First, we assess your gas meter and house line to determine the right valve size and placement. Every installation must be on your house line, not on utility company facilities, to meet California regulations.
Next, we coordinate with your gas company to temporarily shut off service during installation. Our certified technicians install your earthquake valve using proper tools and techniques, ensuring it’s positioned to detect seismic motion and respond instantly.
Finally, we test the system and restore your gas service. You’ll receive instructions on how the valve works and what to do if it activates. The whole process typically takes a few hours, but the protection lasts for years.