What should I do if I smell propane?

Tips and Resources

Propane Safety & Training

The safety of our customers is our number one priority. Throughout the calendar year our customers will receive information in their monthly statements pertaining to the safe use and handling of propane. As a member of the Propane Education and Research Council we have access to all of their training and educational resources. These resources allow us to provide our customers with up-to-date information in the field of product safety and training.

Research & Innovation

Technological advances in the propane industry have come a long way in recent years. US farmers across the country are cutting fuel costs by choosing propane to fuel vehicles and irrigation systems. Homeowners are choosing technically advanced propane products to heat their homes in an environmentally sound way. Rinnai's innovative tankless water heaters are Energy Star-qualified with efficiency levels of 83%-94%. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, you can save up to 30% annually with a propane water heater compared to an electric water heater. Give us a call to inquire about any of these innovative products.

Propane as a Clean Alternative Fuel

Propane was established in the 1990 Clean Air Act as well as the National Energy Policy Act of 1992 as a clean burning fuel. Of all fossil fuels, propane is one of the lightest and simplest hydrocarbons making it one of the cleanest burning fuels on the market. Since many electric companies rely on coal energy, choosing propane can cut a consumers emissions greatly and help preserve the environment. Propane gas is also a nontoxic substance that is NOT harmful to soil or water. Since propane does not endanger the environment, tanks can be placed underground or above ground and do not have to be regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Shut gas off at your tank and call our local office.