Common use of COVERED NOT COVERED Clause in Contracts

COVERED NOT COVERED. Outside gas service line is defined as a natural gas supply line from the curb box to the inlet valve of the meter for one single family residential Covered Property – it is the most direct line between the curb box and the inlet valve of the meter. It includes the gas supply line between the outlet of the meter and the exterior of the foundation. It does not include any connections or extensions such as, but not limited to, gas lines to grills, lights and pool heaters. After the outside gas service line is repaired or replaced, our Service Professional(s) will provide basic site restoration to the affected area, limited to backfill of excavated soil, raking and reseeding. Any gas service lines in excess of 500 feet in length; high pressure gas lines and the high pressure service line which is defined as a natural gas supply line with a pressure rating of 60 psi or greater; natural gas meter including connections; appliances or appliance connectors or burner tips; any gas service line not measuring between ½” and 1 ¼” in diameter; utility meters; any interior gas piping.

COVERED NOT COVERED. Outside gas service line is defined as a natural gas supply line from the curb box to the inlet valve of the meter for one single family residential Covered Property home – it is the most direct line between the curb box and the inlet valve of the meter. It includes the gas supply line between the outlet of the meter and the exterior of the foundation. It does not include any connections or extensions such as, but not limited to, gas lines to grills, lights and pool heaters. After the outside gas service line is repaired or replaced, our Service Professional(s) independent service provider will provide basic site restoration to the affected area, limited to backfill of excavated soil, raking and reseeding. Any gas service lines in excess of 500 feet in length; high pressure gas lines and the high pressure service line which is defined as a natural gas supply line with a pressure rating of 60 psi or greater; natural gas meter including connections; appliances or appliance connectors or burner tips; any gas service line not measuring between ½” and 1 ¼” in diameter; utility meters; any interior gas piping.