Gas line notes by Fullerton neighborhood

SoCalGas serves every street in Fullerton, but an older bungalow near downtown and a 2000s home in Amerige Heights hide very different pipe. These notes cover what tends to run under each area's houses and who to call about it.

Start here Gas lines in Sunny Hills, Fullerton Sunny Hills is a largely mid-century residential area in northwest Fullerton. Many homes still run on original gas piping with decades of appliance changes layered on top.

Gas lines in Golden Hills, Fullerton
Golden Hills is a hillside residential area in north Fullerton. Sloped lots and larger homes bring longer gas runs, varied foundations and more outdoor gas appliances.
Gas lines in downtown Fullerton and nearby older streets
Downtown Fullerton and the residential streets around it include some of the city's oldest buildings, where gas piping has been extended and altered many times.
Gas lines in Amerige Heights, Fullerton
Amerige Heights is a newer planned community in west Fullerton. Its gas questions are less about corroded pipe and more about upgrades, outdoor appliances and HOA rules.
Gas lines around West Coyote Hills, Fullerton
The neighborhoods around West Coyote Hills in northwest Fullerton mix hillside homes of different ages. Gas questions here often involve long runs, yard lines and pool heaters.
Gas lines in the neighborhoods near Cal State Fullerton
The streets around Cal State Fullerton in northeast Fullerton mix mid-century tract homes, rentals and apartments. Gas safety here often depends on who knows where the shutoffs are.