Tanks

• Please don't bring propane tanks inside the store.
• We inspect all tanks for certification date and condition before refilling.
• If the tanks are not valid we are licensed to recertify the tanks at the location for a small fee.
• Tanks that have a dent, excessive rust, missing collar or foot ring can not be filled by law
• All grill BBQ cylinders must be equipped with an Overfill Prevention Device (OPD valve).
• If a tank is found leaking while filling we must keep the tank by law and can not release it back.
• We purge new tanks. Purging is important as it prevents high internal pressure and opening of the safety valve.
• Propane smells like a rotten egg, excessive smell might be a sign of leakage. Immediately turn the valve off and calle local fire department.

Transporting Propane tanks

• Always keep your propane tanks upright and secure when transporting. Tanks should never be laid on the side.
• Do Not leave the filled tank in the vehicle. Heat and motion can increase pressure to an unsafe level. This may cause the safety valve to vent propane gas and create a flammable, explosive environment.
• Store and use propane cylinders only in well-ventilated areas and never bring a propane cylinder indoors.

At our Filling station

• Please follow attendant instructions
• Please do not bring tanks inside the store
• While we fill, please be 25 ft. from the dispensing station at all times
• All vehicles must be unoccupied during the refilling process and all appliances and engines must be turned OFF