Gas odor response
Leave the area, avoid ignition sources, and seek emergency help when needed.
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Know what to do when propane needs attention
Propane is useful and efficient when handled properly. If you suspect a leak or unsafe condition, act immediately and do not wait for routine service.
- If you smell gas, leave the area immediately.
- Avoid flames, switches, phones, or vehicles near the suspected leak.
- Call emergency services first if there is immediate danger, then call EnergySol.
Tank awareness
Keep tanks accessible, visible, and free from unsafe storage or blocked access.
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Use qualified professionals for appliance connections and service questions.
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Call 18885046981 after emergency needs are addressed for propane service guidance.
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If you smell gas or suspect a leak
These are general safety reminders, not a substitute for emergency services.
Leave the area
Move people and pets away from the suspected leak location.
Avoid ignition
Do not light flames, operate switches, use nearby phones, or start vehicles.
Call for help
Call emergency services if needed. Then call EnergySol for propane guidance.
Helpful answers
Propane safety FAQ
These answers are general. Call EnergySol for information tied to your location and property.
Leave immediately, avoid ignition sources, call emergency services if needed, and then call EnergySol once you are safe.
Do not attempt repairs unless you are properly qualified. Propane systems should be handled with appropriate expertise and safety precautions.
Propane is commonly odorized so leaks can be easier to detect. If you notice a strong gas smell, treat it seriously.