NW Natural Safety App

NW Natural Safety App

NW Natural Safety App

61 ratings
28 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 23, 2018
  • July 3, 2025

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This app helps you manage important safety contacts and receive reminders for home safety tasks. It also provides quick access to report gas odors and call utility locating services before digging.

Save custom safety numbers
Home safety task reminders
Report rotten-egg odor
Call 811 before digging
Utility locating services
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What's New in NW Natural Safety App

2.0

July 3, 2025

Fixed checklist bugs, fixed general bugs too

User reviews

No Statement/Payment Options

Why? It’s perhaps the most useful function of an app. This is an extremely puzzling decision by the utility.

WTH?

What is this app even for? I need to see my usage and bill at-a-glance… Useless.

Great idea!

An app that lets me hold all important safety numbers and links in one place? Count me in!

Zero star app

This app is so embarrassing. It is absolutely pointless and provides no value to the user. How many people agreed to this? How many meetings happened where people said “Yes, this is good.”? Heavy boomer vibes.

This is the worst app I’ve ever downloaded to any phone. By far. Since I got my first iPhone, gen 2 launch day.
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Helpful buuuuut not really at all.

Where this app hopes to be helpful it’s missing one key feature. One HUGE feature that would make it useful. Account info/billing and maybe information on current usage for your home.

Some may ask why is this important? Well let me inform you. The current version of this app is so useless that lost people would just uninstall it and never use it again or forget about it and in an emergency not even remember having the app because they click it with so little frequency. Don’t get me wrong the information is helpful but if it’s not something I go to once a month I am not going to remember this is where the information came from.

NW NATURAL!!! Time to step up your game and at least match what PGE does with their app. Shouldn’t be that difficult. Join the age of apps and actually make one that’s useful to help your customers. At least make it easier than google. Because all this information I could go to google to get and I won’t have to search for the app on my phone and forget I uninstalled it.
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FAQ

What does the NW Natural Safety App do?

The app serves as a central hub for managing important safety contacts and receiving reminders for essential home safety and efficiency tasks. It also offers direct features to report potential gas leaks and to call the 811 service before undertaking any digging projects.

What are the key features of this safety app?

Key features include the ability to save a personalized list of safety numbers, receive reminders for home safety and efficiency tasks, and quickly report a rotten-egg odor. It also facilitates calling 811 to locate underground utilities before digging.

Is the NW Natural Safety App free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no costs associated with downloading or using its features, and it does not contain in-app purchases or advertisements.

Who is the target audience for this app?

This app is designed for homeowners and individuals who are interested in improving their home safety and being better prepared for emergencies. It's particularly useful for those who want an organized way to manage safety contacts and home maintenance reminders.

What are some common use cases for the NW Natural Safety App?

Common use cases include quickly accessing emergency contact numbers, staying on track with regular home safety checks and maintenance, and ensuring safe digging practices by calling 811. It's also a tool for reporting potential gas leaks promptly.