Connections documents and charges

 

Quick cost estimate tool

Are you a residential customer looking for a quick estimate? Use these links for new connectionsservice alterations and disconnections

We're unable to offer quick cost estimate to our business customers as there are so many variations in commercial jobs.

 

Residential connections guides

Our 'Getting Connected' guide has more information for domestic customers.

It’s illegal for anyone to carry out any work on our network (including new connections and alterations) unless they’re suitably qualified under the Gas Industry Registration Scheme. A list of registered providers can be found on the Lloyds Register website. We’ll need to approve any third party's work in advance to make sure they meet all our safety requirements. If they go ahead without our approval, we may have to cut off your gas and bill you for any resulting repair work. You can find further details in this leaflet from the ENA.

  • What is an easement? (England only) This document helps explain what an easement is, which might form a part of your quote.
  • What is a servitude? This document helps explain what a servitude is, which might form part of your quote.

 

Guide to safe excavations

This is for customers looking to dig their own trenches and restore the surface areas themselves after we've completed work.

 

Domestic connections cancellation form

Domestic connection cancellation form (This will download to your computer; please email completed forms back to connections.acceptances@sgn.co.uk)

If you prefer, the form can be printed and posted to the address supplied on the form.

 

Non-domestic connections terms and conditions

The documents below are our terms for infrastructure works below 7 bar, as referred to in Section G7.2.2 of the Network Code. 

Connections terms for below 7Barg infrastructure works (Scotland)

Connections terms for below 7Barg infrastructure works (Southern)

 

Connections business rules

Our connections business rules clarify the approach our managers and staff should take when they provide connections quotes, customer acceptances and job completion activities. 

Connections business rules (Scotland)

Connections business rules (Southern)