Propane Safety Tips

Key Safety Points

Proper Storage

Always store tanks upright in a ventilated outdoor area away from heat sources.

Leak Detection

Know the smell — propane has an added odorant. If detected, evacuate and call 911.

Safe Lighting

Follow appliance manufacturer instructions when lighting pilots or burners.

Emergency Shutoff

Know where your main shutoff valve is and how to operate it safely.

Recognizing a Propane Leak

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If you Suspect a Propane Leak

Stop what you’re doing and leave the area immediately.
Do NOT turn on any lights or use any applicances or devices.
Call your propane supplier from a safe location immediately to report the leak.
Stay a safe distance from the area until it is tested and cleared by a trained professional.

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How to Detect a Gas Leak?

Knowing how to detect a gas leak is crucial for safety within your home or business. Keep an eye out for the following signs: Distinct Odor: Propane is odorless, but an odorant is added to make it easily detectable. If you smell a strong, unpleasant odor like rotten eggs, it could be a gas leak. Hissing or Whistling Sounds: If you hear a hissing or whistling noise near a propane appliance, it may indicate a leak. Visible Damage: Check for damaged or corroded propane lines, connectors, or tanks. Contact us immediately for further assistance. Protect your property with our comprehensive propane safety solutions to ensure peace of mind in your home and business. Request service today.

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Precautions When Working With Propane

Follow manufacturer instructions for appliances and equipment
Keep propane tanks and cylinders in a well-ventilated area
Never store propane indoors
Do not use propane appliances that are damaged or not in proper working condition

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Safety Tips for Homeowners

Your propane tank should be inspected annually by a certified technician. Keep the area around your tank clear of debris, and ensure proper ventilation for all indoor appliances.

Test carbon monoxide detectors monthly
Keep a 10-foot clearance around the tank
Never run a gas appliance that has been submerged in water
Know how to shut off your main valve

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