Spring means grilling season is upon us here in North Carolina! It’s time to check your propane cylinders—not only to see how much propane they contain—but whether or not they are still certified.
Did you know? Propane cylinders are only certified for their first 12 years after manufacture. After that, they need to be recertified by a certified propane dealer who will make sure they meet today’s standards and are safe to fill and use.
Here’s how to check if your propane cylinder needs to be recertified:
Does your tank need to be recertified? You’re in luck! LG Jordan provides recertification for propane cylinders. Just bring your cylinder to our office and showroom, which is located at 314 North Hughes Street in Apex, NC. We’ll inspect it and, if it’s still safe to use, we’ll recertify it. Recertifications are good for a period of five years.
That not all we’ll do for you. We also provide safe, expert propane cylinder refills too!
Our propane cylinder refills are quick, convenient, and more cost-effective than tank exchanges.
We fill your cylinder with more propane than you would get from a cylinder you get from a tank exchange at a local mini-mart or gas station. You get a better bargain, and you won’t run out of propane as quickly.
With high safety standards from both government and the propane industry, propane has a strong safety record. However, you do need to know how to safely transport, store, and use propane cylinders.
Here are some safety tips:
Watch this video from the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC) to learn more about the safe handling and transport of propane cylinders.
With propane cylinder refills and recertification service from LG Jordan, you’ll always have propane on hand! Contact us today to learn more.