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You’re already saving money with Washington Gas – because gas is 3.5x cheaper than electricity. But we want to help you save even more.

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We’re as obsessed with our customers as Washingtonians are with pandas and Precheck.

Whether you use gas to warm your home, heat your water or cook your delicious food, we come to work every day to deliver the affordable, reliable energy you choose.

In the DMV, we have a lot to love about natural gas.

8 IN 10

Washingtonians

prefer gas appliances and amenities over all electric equipment.

Gas costs

3.5X LESS

than electricity.

3 OUT OF 4

Washingtonians

list household expenses as a top concern.

Come get energy saving tools!

Visit Logan Hardware, Old Takoma Ace, Silver Spring Ace, Frager’s Hardware or Old Town Ace, grab a special gift with your purchase.

We hope you’ll buy some easy DIY energy-efficiency upgrades while you’re there, but no matter what you buy, spend $40 or more and take home a custom tote bag. While supplies last!

Gas bans  coming 2027

Did you know that DC and Montgomery County passed gas bans in new construction? Don’t feel bad if you didn’t – less than 1/4 of the region knows these bans are coming. This policy takes away the most affordable energy choice available, while electricity prices are climbing and the grid is being strained.Learn more about bans and how you can help.

Why we all <3 natural gas

Why do 8 in 10 Washingtonians prefer gas appliances and amenities over all-electric equipment?

Probably because it doesn’t go out in big storms, is often lower-emission than electricity, and households that use natural gas for heating, cooking and clothes drying save an average of $1,132 per year compared to homes using electricity for the same applications.

We earned our 99.8% reliability rating

We’ve invested over $520 million since 2023 to make sure your homes, schools and businesses stay safe and comfortable. Upgrading our pipeline system and infrastructure ensures better service and efficiency while minimizing interruptions. Say hi if you see Washington Gas at work in your neighborhood across DC, Maryland, or Virginia. You’re the whole reason we’re there.

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To be on the safe side...

Safety is our core value – built into operations, upgrades and every service call. We continually optimize our operations and look for ways to make improvements so you have the safe, affordable energy you rely on.

We’re always here when our customers need us. Washington Gas treats every gas odor report with urgency, sending trained technicians equipped with detection tools to confirm the presence of natural gas. If a leak is detected, we assess the situation thoroughly and ensure that the area is safe before leaving. Hazardous leaks are repaired immediately to prioritize public safety. Our investments across the DMV help maintain a safe, reliable network.

And always call 811 before you dig. Click here for more on this important safety measure for our community.

We’ve got more energy-saving tips than there are cars on the Beltway

Lower your boiler temp

Lowering your water heater to 120°F saves energy and still gives you plenty of hot water—no noticeable difference, just lower bills.

Seal air leaks

Sealing up small gaps with caulk or weather-stripping is a simple weekend project that can cut heating and cooling costs by 10–20%. It keeps the air you pay to heat or cool inside, where it belongs.

Wash with cool water

Modern detergents are made to work in cold water, so you can skip the hot cycle and save energy without sacrificing clean clothes or dishes.

Set the right fridge temp & keep it full and clean

Keep your fridge between 37–40°F for safe, efficient cooling. A well-stocked fridge holds cold better than an empty one, and clean coils help it run even smoother.

Use ceiling fans wisely

Ceiling fans cool people, not rooms—so turn them off when no one’s around. If possible, set the blades to spin counterclockwise in the summer to push cool air downward.

Put curtains to work

Let in the sun on chilly days by opening south-facing curtains—it’s free heat. On hot days, close blinds to keep the sun out and give your A/C a break.

Program your thermostat

Setting your thermostat back 7–10°F for 8 hours a day can cut heating and cooling costs by up to 10%—and once it’s programmed, it does the saving for you.

Run full loads

Dishwashers and washing machines use about the same amount of energy whether they’re half-empty or full; waiting until you have a full load can maximize each cycle.

Remember the one-degree

Adjusting your thermostat by just 1°F—down in winter or up in summer—can trim about 3% off your energy bill.

Match flame to pan size

Adjust your burner so the flame stays under the pan—not around it. Flames that climb the sides waste gas and heat up your kitchen.

Energy costs  got you crabby?

From our Ace Hardware partnership to home efficiency kits and rebates on more efficient appliances, Washington Gas makes it easy to find ways to save money and save energy.

Check out our Net Zero Energy Home

Gas is part of a smart energy mix. We put that theory to the test in Virginina and partnered with Alair Alexandria to build a net zero energy home. Built for efficiency, outfitted with appliances that use less and do more, and fueled by natural gas and solar power, this home shows that the most affordable, reliable form of energy in the DMV can also help cut our region’s emissions. See for yourself.

In the Community

Check out some of our latest projects, like powering home builds  with A Wider Circle