Current Pricing
$2.05/Gallon
$2.05/Gallon
Propane is used every day for heating, cooking, and hot water—but it’s a flammable fuel and must be respected. That’s why an odor is added to propane, so leaks can be detected quickly. Every member of your household should know the smell of propane and what to do in case of an emergency.
Propane has a strong, “rotten egg” odor added to it so leaks are easy to detect. Every member of your household should know the smell and what to do if they notice it.
If you smell propane, call us right away: (417) 742-1700
Put out all smoking materials and any open flames.
Do not operate appliances, switches, or thermostats.
Get everyone outside and move away from the gas equipment.
Shut off the gas supply at the tank or cylinder, if safe to do so.
Call Myers Propane immediately. Use a neighbor’s phone if you smell propane inside your home.
Stay outside and do not re-enter until the leak has been found and fixed.
If you smell propane, call us right away: (417) 742-1700
To relight your pilot lights:
Turn all appliance controls and shutoff valves to “OFF.”
Follow the manufacturer’s lighting instructions carefully.
Always check for the smell of propane before lighting.
Learn propane basics from the Missouri Propane Education & Research Council:
Keep tanks clear: Remove snow, ice, and debris from around tanks and lines.
Don’t let your tank run empty: Running out requires a leak test for safety.
Leave repairs to professionals: Never tamper with appliances, valves, or controls.
Install CO detectors: Propane appliances that aren’t vented properly can produce carbon monoxide.
Watch for rust or corrosion: If you notice damage, call us for inspection.
Keep delivery paths open: Especially in winter, make sure our drivers can reach your tank safely.
We’re here to help anytime. Whether it’s a delivery or just a safety concern, Myers Propane is only a call away.
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