I have an old gas grill next to my house that is connected to a gas line from the house. There is a shut-off valve outside. I need to cut this line and cap it so I can remove the old grill completely. The gas company said they don't do work on my side of the meter. Can I do this myself? How? Or should I call a professional? Who would I call?
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