Indiana Natural Gas Corporation
1080 W. Hospital Road, PO Box 450, Paoli, Indiana, United States

Indiana Natural Gas Corporation provides natural gas service to several areas in Southern Indiana. We are a privately owned natural gas utility that has provided natural gas services to  homes and businesses in our service territory since 1960. Our offices are located in Paoli and Nashville, Indiana. Our Company is affiliated with Midwest Natural Gas.

Excess Flow Valves are underground safety devices installed on some underground service lines that can stop the flow of natural gas if the line gets cut or breaks underground. ING began installing excess flow valves on new services for single family homes in 2007. If you home is older than that, or your gas service is for a commercial building or multi-family residence, you probably do not have an excess flow valve installed. Indiana Natural Gas can install excess flow valves on older and larger services. If you are interested, contact us to set up a consultation on where it might be installed for your service line and a quote on the cost, which may range between $500 and $3000.

Natural Gas Pipelines 

Today a network of 2 million miles of natural gas pipelines exists in the United States. These pipelines quietly, reliably, and efficiently deliver natural gas throughout the country for domestic, commercial, and industrial use. Natural gas pipelines are among the safest methods of tramsporting energy.

Natural Gas is:

• A colorless, odorless (we add the rotten-eggs smell), tasteless fossil fuel that is clean burning.

• Not a product like oil.

• Lighter than air - it rises and disperses rapidly into the atmosphere unlike heavier petroleum products.

• Non-toxic.

• Not easily ignited on its own. To burn, natural gas requires both a precise amount of oxygen and an ignition source.

About 811

When planning outdoor work that requires digging such as planting a tree, putting in a new childrens play set, or excavating for construction, visit www.811Now.com or call 811 before you dig. Indiana Natural Gas is a member of Indiana 811, a free statewide service created to reduce damage to underground facilities and promote public safety by lowering the number of damage incidents. This is important because digging can be expensive and dangerous. Each year, millions of dollars in property damage, personal injuries, and even loss of life occur because of careless digging where underground facilities were not located prior to excavating.