We go the extra mile to prioritize your safety.
Here at Bumgarner Propane, we know that nothing is more essential to propane use than safety. Whenever we provide our services, we always help our customers understand how to safely use propane for their home heating needs.
We also encourage our customers to be proactive in learning about propane safety. Here are a few safety tips we always stress:
- Care for your tank. It’s important to know the basics about your propane tank to ensure it’s always in good working order. You should always keep the tank clear of clutter and check it periodically for any signs of leaking or other malfunctions. Your proactive care and vigilance are your best tools for propane safety.
- Always use a carbon monoxide detector. A carbon monoxide detector is recommended for every home, but it’s especially crucial for gas-heated homes. A carbon monoxide detector will alert homeowners to high levels of carbon monoxide, and it’s the best first line of defense against dangerous gas leaks.
- Never ignore the smell of propane. It’s impossible to know the level of risk when you smell propane, so a key propane safety tip is to take any odor seriously. If you suddenly smell propane, evacuate your home and call the fire department to assess the situation.
- Consider routine propane delivery. Routine propane delivery offers several benefits. Not only does it ensure your home has a reliable heating source, but it also gives you professional help for maintaining your tank. We always look for any issues during our deliveries to help our customers stay safe and warm.
We service homes throughout Burke County, North Carolina, and we can handle all your propane needs. Whether you call on us for propane delivery or maintenance services, you can always expect safe and reliable assistance.
At Bumgarner Propane, we offer propane safety tips in Hickory, Sugar Loaf, Connelly Springs, Drexel, Lenoir, Long View, Lincolnton, Morganton, Rutherford College, Valdese, Conover, Gwaltneys Township, Sharpes Township, Township of Taylorsville, Alexander County, Burke County, Catawba County, and Caldwell County, North Carolina.
