We're open for business.
Natural gas remains a safe, clean and affordable energy choice for all our customers. Now more than ever before, we remain committed to providing you with the essential service of delivering energy that you can rely on for cooking, heating, and drying clothes. We’re working hard to make sure we’re there when you need us the most.
Disconnects Have Resumed
Disconnection of service has resumed for non-payment. If you’re experiencing financial hardship, payment assistance may be available through the Federal CARES Act by calling 2-1-1, selecting option 1, then option 9. For information on payment assistance programs or flexible payment options, please reach out to a Southwest Gas representative at
877-860-6020
.
Protective Measures Against COVID-19
Southwest Gas is committed to safely and reliably providing service to our customers. We are equally committed to the safety of our customers and employees as we face the spread of the new coronavirus, COVID-19.
Beginning immediately, we are following guidance provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), our local health organizations as well as the American Gas Association. To ensure our customers have peace of mind we implemented the following procedures for Southwest Gas employees:
Beginning immediately, we are following guidance provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), our local health organizations as well as the American Gas Association. To ensure our customers have peace of mind we implemented the following procedures for Southwest Gas employees:
- Adopted enhanced hygiene practices as recommended by the CDC.
- Wear masks, protective gloves, and safety glasses.
- Remain at least 6 feet of distance between themselves and customers. They will also forego handshakes during this time. Southwest Gas employees have all been asked to discuss this procedure with you before work starts.
- If you are not feeling well, please let our Southwest Gas employees know. We respectfully ask that you remain in a separate area while our employees perform their duties.
Scam Alert
Southwest Gas may contact customers regarding their account but will never call or show up in person to demand payment with the threat of a disruption of service. If you receive a call from our representatives, they will simply verify your identity to discuss your account. Any calls that ask you to make an immediate payment should be considered a scam, so please do not provide any personal information and hang up. You can call 877-860-6020 to verify the legitimacy of any calls that you receive.
Access Your Account 24/7
Have confidence that you can access and manage your account without leaving the comfort of your home with the Southwest Gas mobile app and MyAccount
You can also sign up for email and text alerts through MyAccount to be notified in the event of an outage.
Stay Connected For Updates
Speak to a Customer Assistance representative at
877-860-6020
Monday - Friday 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. PST (excluding holidays). Hearing impaired, use 711.
Assistance Programs in Your Area
There may be local, county or state funds available to you, if your household has been impacted by COVID-19. Funds are limited and are being distributed in the order in which requests are submitted.
Please dial 2-1-1 and select option 1 then option 9 to speak to a specialist to assist you with funds available in your area or call 877-860-6020 to discuss possible flexible payment options. For information on specific programs in your area click on your state below.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I expect any disruption in natural gas service in my area due to COVID-19?
No, we do not anticipate any disruption of service during the COVID-19 health pandemic and are committed to providing safe and reliable service to our customers. We are following Federal and state guidelines regarding health and safety and have continuity plans in place should any developments impact our operations.
Will Southwest Gas still respond to suspected natural gas leaks?
Absolutely, there is no change in our emergency response. Safety is our top priority. If you suspect a leak you should continue to call 911 and Southwest Gas immediately at 877-860-6020 (Option 9). Again, this will not change because of COVID-19.
Will Southwest Gas continue to offer start, stop or move services during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Yes, there is no change to the services we offer. You can still start, stop or move services. If the request requires a technician to enter your home, we have implemented enhanced service guidelines for our technicians for everyone’s protection.
If someone from Southwest Gas needs to enter my home, are they taking any extra precautions?
Yes, our employees are taking proactive measures when entering customers' homes and businesses. These measures are based on best practice recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and will continue to be revised, as needed. These procedures include wearing masks, protective gloves, safety glasses and maintaining at least 6 feet of distance from customers. They will also ask that anyone in the home who is feeling sick remain in another area while they complete their work. As always, with safety in mind, there are steps offered to verify an employee or contractor.
What can I do to stay safe when Southwest Gas personnel need to enter my home?
One of the best ways is to maintain at least 6 feet distance between them, avoid hand shaking, wearing a mask, and having anyone who is feeling sick remain in another area other than the one our personnel needs to access.
What is Southwest Gas doing to help customers who have been impacted financially by COVID-19?
We encourage you to sign up for
MyAccount
where you can track your billing and request payment extensions and download our mobile app to manage your account anywhere you may be. For information on payment assistance programs or flexible payment options, give us a call at
877-860-6020
Monday – Friday 7 a.m. - 6 p.m PST (excluding holidays). Hearing impaired, use 711.
Will the date my meter is read change due to COVID-19?
No, we expect meter read dates and billing cycles to remain the same during COVID-19.
Will COVID-19 impact the 811 Call Before You Dig service?
No, as previously mentioned, safety is our top priority. Calling 811 at least two working days before starting any digging project will still get underground utility-owned lines marked for free.
How can I stay updated about your response to COVID-19?
You can stay up to date on this website and by following us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Tips to Conserve
As an essential business providing safe and reliable natural gas service, Southwest Gas remains open and ready to serve our two million customers in Arizona, California and Nevada. Here are steps that our customer-facing employees have implemented for the protection of our customers.
At Southwest Gas, the safety of our customers and communities is our number one priority. As a reminder, we will never call or show up at your door to demand payment. Here are some steps you can take to protect yourself from scammers.
During the COVID-19 crisis, our employees continue to be wholly dedicated to the safety of our customers and communities-at-large. Southwest Gas President and CEO, John Hester, shares the story of two Southern Nevada technicians and the steps they took to ensure exceptional service for a customer affected by coronavirus.
As an essential business, Southwest Gas employees are continuously taking extra precautions to keep our customers safe. Here's an inside look at how our Southern Nevada Division has gone above and beyond to protect our communities.
Southwest Gas Foundation Supports Non-Profits on Frontline of COVID-19 Response
At Southwest Gas, strengthening the communities we serve and giving back is a long-standing tradition that is ingrained in our culture and reflected in our core values. The Southwest Gas Foundation, the charitable arm of the company, has distributed $400,000 to directly support non-profits across our service territories in Arizona, California and Nevada to help those most affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
The donations will support funding for personal protective equipment for frontline medical personnel, technology for low-income students enabling them to transition to online learning and support the most vulnerable through food banks, homeless shelters, and other social services. This is a part of the $1.6 Million in ongoing Foundation dollars donated to trusted non-profits throughout our service territories each year.
Organizations receiving dedicated COVID-19 funding include:
- Arizona Community Foundation ($100,000)
- Arizona Together ($60,000)
- Community Foundation for Southern Arizona ($30,000)
- The Nevada Community Foundation ($175,000)
- The River Fund, Inc.
- Six food banks across Northern Nevada and Northern California
Assistance Programs
We’re here for you. Whether you need a little extra help with your bill or have questions about our assistance programs, we have several resources to help serve you.
COVID-19 Resources
Find out the latest information on COVID-19 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other governmental agencies.
Energy-Saving Tips
When you're spending more time at home, your energy use may increase. On average, natural gas can save your household $1,132/year when compared to other homes that use electricity to heat, cook, and dry clothing.
