Need a Contractor?

How to Find a Natural Gas Contractor

Most people tend to find contractors through word-of-mouth. You may be asking for business owners, members of business associations or your local Business Improvement Areas for recommendations. You can also check the Yellow Pages under the categories "heating contractors" or "natural gas contractors." 

You can now take a look at Enbridge's Authorized Contractors.

Enbridge's Authorized Contractors

Enbridge Gas New Brunswick has selected these specialized natural gas contractors

Each Enbridge Authorized Contractor is:

• A qualified HVAC contractor licensed and registered with New Brunswick Public Safety.
• ISNET certified.
• Trained alongside our operations and operations in the United States and the United States.
• Authorized to perform the installation and service of equipment and appliances for Enbridge's Rental Program.
• Backed by Enbridge's experience and excellent safety record of providing customers with safe and reliable delivery of natural gas.

All Enbridge Representatives Wear has Visible Identification Card

Any Enbridge representative who will be carrying an ID card is visible and displays the Enbridge logo, the representative's name, their photo and their company's name. Enbridge or an Authorized Claimant for Enbridge

• Do not allow them into your home
• Do not provide any natural gas billing information (an Enbridge representative will never ask to see your bill)
• Do not sign any document presented to you
• You can also contact us for more information

How do I know if a contractor is qualified to install or work on natural gas equipment?

In New Brunswick, qualified HVAC contractors must be licensed and registered with New Brunswick Public Safety. 

If you have chosen a contractor, you can check it out by calling the New Brunswick Public Safety at (506) 453-2740, Monday-Friday, 8:15 am - 4:30 pm (excluding holidays).

Questions to ask when you are interviewing contractors

Before you ask for an estimate for the work, you should ask them:

• What trade associations they belong to.
• How long they've been in business.
• Their warranty and maintenance coverage on equipment and labor.
• How much insurance insurance?
• Whether they offer financing or leasing programs if you're interested in them.
• Local references that you could call to see if they were satisfied with the contractor's work.
• Going through this interview will give you a better impression of who you are hiring and how they propose to work with you.