Posted: March 8, 2021

Thanks to strong industry and government regulations, and the upholding of those by propane providers like Frank Lamparelli, propane has a strong record of safety.
Even with that record, you need to know what to do in the event of a propane leak.
The first thing you need to know is what propane smells like. On its own, propane doesn’t smell like anything. That is why an odorant is added during processing. The most common description of the odorant’s smell is that it’s like rotten eggs.
If you smell that rotten-egg odor, we have below directions you need to follow. These propane safety tips are essential to protecting lives and property and must be taken as soon as you smell gas.
You can have a propane leak even you don’t smell gas.
There may be rust, water, or excessive air in your propane tank. If you have an underground propane tank, it may be leaking. Propane’s odorant dissipates in the soil. The odorant may stick to the inside of the propane distribution pipes.
Have questions about propane safety? Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. Safety is held in the highest regard at LG Jordan. We’re always happy to help!