Jonathan Steiner didn’t think much when he first smelled gas in his Twinsburg Township neighborhood, one afternoon this past June.
After noticing a firetruck outside, he headed back upstairs to his office, where he works remotely. Then, his wife called, urging him to get out of the house.
“Right then the explosion happened,” he said. “Knocked our back door in, blew blinds off the walls … I thought it was our house that blew up, it was so loud and strong.”…