
Propane Safety
North Carolina homeowners that stay comfortable with propane choose this energy option for its longstanding history of efficiency, affordability, and safety. You can count on propane to fuel your heating system, power your stove top, and so much more. To keep your home safe from season to season, it is critical that you follow these industry-approved safety tips.

Propane Safety
North Carolina homeowners that stay comfortable with propane choose this energy option for its longstanding history of efficiency, affordability, and safety. You can count on propane to fuel your heating system, power your stove top, and so much more. To keep your home safe from season to season, it is critical that you follow these industry-approved safety tips.

What to do if you smell propane:
Propane is naturally colorless, odorless, and non-toxic. A scent is added to help detect if a leak has occurred. If you smell propane:
- Extinguish any open flames. Do not turn any devices on or off. This includes light switches, phones, computers, flashlights, or appliances.
- Alert all inhabitants and inform them to leave the home or commercial building immediately.
- Do not try to find the source of the leak.
- Be prepared to identify your location and whether the smell is inside or outside of the building.
- Call Bumgarner Propane from the closest building landline or from your cellphone away from the leak site. If you cannot get in touch with a Bumgarner Propane representative, call 911 or your local fire department immediately.
- Do not return to the building until a qualified technician says it is safe to do so.
If you have any additional questions about propane safety or need to request a delivery, contact the pros at Bumgarner Propane today.
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