Johnson’s Propane will set the tank, to include the digging required for underground tanks. Johnson’s propane will trench and install the pipe between the tank and building.
Building codes require that tanks be offset from property lines, where a building may someday be built, and from buildings on the property. The graphics to the right summarize offset requirements.
All Johnson’s Propane employees are CETP certified employees.
Service techs are certified in corrosion protection for underground tanks up to 2000 gallons.
Johnson’s Propane offers a home safety audit program, called Gas Appliance System Check (GAS Check®). During a GAS Check®, a trained service technician explains how to use propane gas appliances safely and efficiently. For example, the technician familiarizes homeowners with the distinctive 'rotten egg' odor of propane gas and provides written instructions on what to do if they smell gas.
