What are your hours?

• 8:30am – 4:30 pm Monday through Friday (except national holidays).

What company services my area?

• To see which company services your area, go to the setup service tab and type in your address. You will be directed to the correct utility servicing your area. Have questions? Please call us at 281.252.6700

How often is my meter read?

• We read meters once each month, generally between the 26th day of the current month and the 5th day of the following month. Occasionally, a meter reading may be estimated.

Where can I pay my gas bill?

• The best place to pay your bill is online through our website. Payments made by mail for utility bills should be mailed to Universal Natural Gas, LLC, PO Box 679268, Dallas TX 75267.

What are my payment options?

• • Go paperless by changing your method of communication to email.
  • Set up auto pay:
    • The draft is on 16th of each month checking/savings-no fee. If you pay with debit/credit a separate 3.5% processing fee will be added to your payment.
  • Pay online with debit/credit card:
    • On website www.Unigas-tx.com click on “pay your bill”. A separate 3.5% processing fee will be added to your payment.
    • Pay your bill here - https://txgas.epayub.com/
  • Online Bill Pay:
    • Using bill pay from your checking/savings gives you the control to send payments on your schedule. Set up Unigas as your payee through your bank’s online bill pay.
    • Send check/money order along with coupon to:
      UNIGAS
      P O Box 679268
      Dallas, Tx 75267-9268

I received a gas shut off or termination notice?

• Gas Shut Off notices are automatically generated by the billing system. If you receive such a notice, it means that we do not have a record of your payment.

  Please call our offices at 281.252.6700 immediately to avoid termination of your service.

What is the Company’s policy for Extreme Cold Weather?

• Regulation for Customer Service and Protection
  during an Extreme Weather Emergency

Are your rates regulated?

• Yes. The Railroad Commission of Texas regulates rates and Quality of Service Rules for all gas utilities in the State of Texas. The Commission audits for safety and tariff/financial compliance each year.

Can I get a copy of your tariffs?

• All approved tariffs are available on the Railroad Commission of Texas website and rate schedules are linked below.

   

  Residential Tariffs:

  • UniGas Rate Schedule RES_ eff. 6.25.24
  • UniGas Rate Schedule RES - Fort Worth, Houston_eff. 6.25.24
  • UniGas Rate Schedule RES - League City_eff. 6.25.24
    
    

  Commercial Tariffs:
  

  • UniGas Rate Schedule COMM_eff. 6.25.24
  • UniGas Rate Schedule COMM - Fort Worth, Houston_eff. 6.25.24
  • UniGas Rate Schedule COMM - League City_eff. 6.25.24

  You may call our offices at 281.252.6700 during regular office hours to request a copy.

  Disclaimer

  This site contains copies of Universal Natural Gas (UniGas) rate schedules. The official tariffs are on file with the Railroad Commission of Texas. Although every effort has been made to ensure that the tariffs on this site are accurate and are updated on a timely basis, UniGas does not warrant that they are comprehensive or identical in every respect to the official tariffs on file with the relevant regulatory agencies and expressly disclaims any responsibility or liability for any differences.

How do I complain to the Railroad Commission?

• There are multiple ways to have your complaint heard. 
  

  1. Visit the Railroad Commissions website to file a complaint, rrc.state.tx.us. 
  2. Call the Railroad Commission Complaint Line at 1-877-228-5740 or 512-463-7164
  3. Email Gas Complaints to gascomplaints@rrc.state.tx.us

  All complaints will be handled in a timely and courteous manner.

What is the "Mtr Factor" shown on my gas bill?

• The “Mtr Factor” is an abbreviation for Meter Factor. Your gas meter will accurately record the amount of gas used if the pressure is 4.4 ounces and at a temperature of 60 degrees Fahrenheit. These parameters would result in a Meter Factor of 1.00. When the Meter Factor is 1.00, it is omitted from the bill.

  If the meter must be operated at a higher pressure to accommodate the customer’s requirements, then a Meter Factor will be used to produce an accurate meter reading. In addition, if temperatures are substantially below 60 degrees, then additional compensation will be added to the meter factor. The meter factor is derived from industry research and calculations.

  The Meter Factor allows the utility to bill the customer for the actual volume of gas used each month.

What are some of the recent regulatory filings?

• Here are the recent filings:

  1. Case No. 16486_UniGas Interim Rate Adjustment Application_efiled via RRC Cases_3.1.24
  2. UniGas Interim Rate Adjustment Application_League City_3.1.24
  3. UniGas Interim Rate Adjustment Application_Ft. Worth_Houston_3.1.24
  4. UniGas Interim Rate Adjustment Application_Incorporated_3.1.24
  5. Case No. 16486_UniGas GRIP Customer Notice – Revised 3.27.24