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A sewer and heating company will pay $700,000 in restitution under a Pennsylvania Attorney General settlement that sets rules for its diagnoses

Gillece Services will pay $700,000 in restitution and must document sewer defects and confirm gas leaks before selling repairs, under an AG settlement.

50,000 Dollars, Costs paid to the Commonwealth · −80.0% on the period

Most of the Gillece settlement goes back to customers

Amounts in the consent order, as announced by the Pennsylvania Attorney General on October 22, 2026

Most of the Gillece settlement goes back to customersBar chart with 3 points from Consumer restitution to Costs paid to the Commonwealth, in Dollars. Series: Amount in dollars. Values range from 0 to 700,000.0200,000400,000600,000800,000Consumer restitutionSuspended civil penaltiesCosts paid to the CommonwealthConsumer restitution: 700,000Suspended civil penalties: 250,000Costs paid to the Commonwealth: 50,00050,000
Most of the Gillece settlement goes back to customersBar chart with 3 points from Consumer restitution to Costs paid to the Commonwealth, in Dollars. Series: Amount in dollars. Values range from 0 to 700,000.0500K1MConsumer restitutionSuspended civil penaltiesCosts paid to the CommonwealthConsumer restitution: 700,000Suspended civil penalties: 250,000Costs paid to the Commonwealth: 50,00050,000
Suspended penalties are collected only under the terms of the order. Source: attorneygeneral.gov

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RulesA sewer and heating company will pay $700,000 in restitution under a Pennsylvania Attorney General settlement that sets rules for its diagnoses FeatureGillece Services will pay $700,000 in restitution and must document sewer defects and confirm gas leaks before selling repairs, under an AG settlement.