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Brentwood · Local Project

Gas Earthquake Shutoff Valve Installation

In Demand Plumbing, Heating & Air installed an earthquake gas shutoff valve at the home’s exterior gas meter, adding an automatic shutoff feature for seismic events.

Real work completed by In Demand Plumbing, Heating & Air for a local Brentwood property.

Project completed October 9, 2026.

Close-up of the installed earthquake gas valve showing the Model M75 label, ¾-inch connection size, and gas flow arrow.
Model M75 horizontal earthquake gas shutoff valve with labeled gas flow direction.

The problem

What we found.

In Demand Plumbing, Heating & Air installed an earthquake gas shutoff valve at the home’s exterior gas meter, adding an automatic shutoff feature for seismic events.

The solution

What our team did.

Installed a ¾-inch horizontal earthquake gas shutoff valve at the gas meter and modified the exposed piping to accommodate the new valve. The completed installation includes new threaded pipe sections and fittings.

Project photos

See the work.

Photos from this Brentwood project completed by In Demand Plumbing, Heating & Air.

Close-up of the installed earthquake gas valve showing the Model M75 label, ¾-inch connection size, and gas flow arrow.
Model M75 horizontal earthquake gas shutoff valve with labeled gas flow direction.
Earthquake gas shutoff valve installed above an exterior residential gas meter with new metal piping and fittings.
Completed earthquake gas shutoff valve installation at the home’s gas meter.
Alt text: Close-up of a red earthquake gas shutoff valve showing its built-in bubble level and threaded gas pipe connection.
Built-in level indicator on the newly installed earthquake gas shutoff valve.

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