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UGI System Upgrades Project in Carlisle: Key Information and FAQs
TL;DR
UGI's gas main replacement offers Carlisle residents and businesses the advantage of converting to more cost-effective natural gas service.
UGI will systematically replace gas mains on six Carlisle streets from November to Spring, with scheduled breaks during late December holidays.
This infrastructure upgrade enhances community safety and reliability while providing cleaner energy options for Carlisle homes and businesses.
Discover how UGI's Carlisle gas main project creates opportunities for natural gas conversion while upgrading local energy infrastructure.
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UGI Utilities is conducting gas main replacement system upgrades in Carlisle to provide safe and reliable service, with opportunities for some homes and businesses along the project route to convert to natural gas.
Construction is scheduled to begin on Monday, November 10, 2025, and will likely extend into Spring, with work stopping during the weeks of December 22 and 29, then resuming on January 5.
The impacted roads include C Street between Cherry Street and North College Street, Franklin Street between H Street and C Street, D Street between Redwood Drive and Oak Street, E Street between Franklin Street and North College Street, F Street between Redwood Drive and Ash Avenue, and G Street between Franklin Street and Ash Avenue.
Construction is scheduled Monday through Friday between 7am and 3:30pm, during which drivers, residents, and business owners may experience lane and parking restrictions.
Yes, there will be some interruptions to natural gas service, which will require UGI to have access to properties to inspect and relight equipment.
Residents and business owners should expect lane and parking restrictions during construction hours, potential natural gas service interruptions, and UGI personnel needing access to properties for inspection and equipment relighting.
Anyone interested in converting to natural gas should contact UGI at 800-276-2722 or gasconversion@ugi.com.
Weather and working conditions may impact the completion date, and after underground work is complete, final paving and restoration will occur later.
UGI Utilities, Inc., a natural gas and electric utility company serving more than 760,000 customers, is conducting the system upgrades.
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