Yes, definitely NOT NSTAR. An NSTAR guy came by my place today (around Ball Sq.) about checking things and "upgrades" that apparently might need doing. He was wearing a ton of NSTAR stuff and identified himself as being with them. I told him my landlord wasn't home to let him into the basement, and he said my landlord should call NSTAR for an appointment, leaving some clear paperwork, which says:
"Federal and State regulations require NSTAR to inspect the gas piping on your property up to and including the gas meter for gas leaks and also for atmospheric corrosion every three years. There is no charge for this inspection but it requires access to any NSTAR-owned piping inside the building."
The wording from the regulations is also included.
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Re: Might be NStar
Date: 2010-11-20 03:34 am (UTC)An NSTAR guy came by my place today (around Ball Sq.) about checking things and "upgrades" that apparently might need doing. He was wearing a ton of NSTAR stuff and identified himself as being with them. I told him my landlord wasn't home to let him into the basement, and he said my landlord should call NSTAR for an appointment, leaving some clear paperwork, which says:
"Federal and State regulations require NSTAR to inspect the gas piping on your property up to and including the gas meter for gas leaks and also for atmospheric corrosion every three years. There is no charge for this inspection but it requires access to any NSTAR-owned piping inside the building."
The wording from the regulations is also included.