Collins Propane

Reliable Gas Supply

• Next day service is available on all in-stock items
• Gas deliveries can be set up on a flexible schedule and custom tailored to fit your personal and/or business needs

Filling of Tanks

Monitoring of your bulk use will allow us to keep your home and/or business in constant supply of all your liquid needs.

Propane Gas Maintenance and Safety Tips

Propane is a naturally safe energy source that provides many benefits that ensure worry-free comfort. It has an enviable safety record and history due to the strict regulations and stringent codes developed by the propane industry in association with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). Every aspect of installation, storage and tank filling has been evaluated to ensure the highest standards of safety and worry-free operation.   We encourage you and your traveling companions to learn how to properly operate propane gas appliances and to become familiar with safety precautions. It also is important that you operate and maintain your propane gas equipment in accordance with the manufacturers instructions. 

What is a GAS Check?

A gas safety check is required by law. It is primarily designed to inspect any gas appliances (i.e Furnace(s), Cooktop(s), Water Heater(s), Fireplace(s), Grill(s), etc) to ensure they are working correctly and safely. A Gas Check is to be performed by a certified technician and they will perform a leak test that will check for any leak from the tank to each control of every gas appliance. It takes only 30-60 minutes and will assure you that all your appliances and your entire system is operating properly. 

Why You Need a GAS Check

Chances are you use propane because your RV came equipped with it, not just because you like its convenience and efficiency. Nevertheless, you should know that with those benefits comes a responsibility to make sure that you get that extra measure of safety with a GAS Check.

Propane Range

• Follow manufacturers installation and operating instructions.
• Burner flame should be a blue color, indicating complete combustion. If not, have your unit serviced by a qualified technician.
• Do not cover oven bottom with foil - it can restrict air circulation.
• Never use gas ranges or ovens for heating purposes.
• Always keep pot handles turned inward.
• Be sure children understand never to turn knobs on the front of your propane gas range.