Automatic/Earthquake Gas Shut Off Valve: As of February 1998, "all commercial and residential buildings (in Los Angeles County) containing fuel gas piping shall require the installation of an Earthquake/Automatic Shut-Off Valve." (Ordinance 171,874 - Effective February 5, 1998; Ordinance 170,158 - Effective July 1, 1995). This ordinance mandates that property owners comply within 12 months. If you havn't already complied you are in violation of the ordinace and could be held liable for associated damages that may occur as a result of not instaling the AGSV. Furthermore, property owners cannot obtain building permits or sell any property that has not come in compliance with the above Ordinance 171,874. Secure It advises clients to note that not all AGSV's and installations are the same. Secure It offers a lifetime warranty on both the valve and the installation. We exceed standard installations by (1) leveling, bracketing and repainting the existing meter & regulator in addition to the new shut off valve, (2) supplying the property with a secondary gas feed during installation (eliminating the need to re-light pilot lights and be without gas during the installation) and (3) taking care of all inspections/permits/fees & paperwork related to documenting compliance with the Department of Building and Safety. At Secure It, there are no hidden charges. Prices include everything listed above and work can be completed in 1-2 hours. Enigineering and technical specifications availabale upon request.

*Safe T Quake patented valves conform to California Standard No. 12-23-1 and ANSI Standards for Earthquake Actuated Automatic Gas Shutoff Systems (Z21.70). Safe T Quake valves are certified, listed or approved by the State of California Office of State Architect (Label Numbers CA-OSA 19.49 and CA-OSA 27.02), International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials - Uniform Plumbing Code (IAPMO 3094), American Gas Association (AGA P-70-2A), Canadian Gas Association (CGA L2882001/2), Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (U.L. 8Z94), the Los Angeles City Department of Building and Safety (RR 4996). The valves have been tested by the International Approval Service and Independent Testing Laboratories