The propane-powered business
Your business requires fast, reliable and experienced propane gas delivery and services and J&J Gas Service delivers. J&J Gas has been relied upon to supply propane gas, delivery and repair service to local businesses such as restaurants, hotels, landscape professionals, retailers and more since 1974. Our commercial propane services include:
- Bulk propane gas (LP) sales
- Bulk propane gas delivery service
- High capacity propane gas tank sales & rentals
- Underground and above ground tank installation
- Commercial propane appliance sales, installation and repair
- Commercial and industrial use propane cylinder fills
- Propane leak detection and routine safety checks
Propane delivers reliable high performing energy that today’s business demands.
for more information on how gas appliances can be incorporated in many types of facilities and used for a wide array of applications.
• Gas line installation
• Underground gas line
• Commercial gas appliance conversion and installation
Gas safety tips for business
Serious safety hazards, including fire or explosion, can result if you run out of propane. If an appliance valve or a gas line is left open when the propane supply runs out, a leak could occur when the system is recharged with propane. Air and moisture could get into an empty or depleted storage tank, which can cause rust build-up inside the tank. Rust can decrease the concentration of the odor of propane, making it harder to smell. If your propane tank runs out of gas, any pilot lights on your appliances will go out. This can be extremely dangerous if not handled properly. 
Do not tamper with supply lines or appliances, safety devices, regulators or storage tank fittings.
Do familiarize yourself with the location of the tanks shutoff valve.
You may not smell a propane leak under certain circumstances. Propane gas detectors can provide an additional measure of security and will sound an alarm if they sense propane in the air. 
Improper appliance use can generate high levels of carbon monoxide (CO).
Here are a few signs of improper use:
• Sooting, especially on appliances and vents
• Unfamiliar or burning odor
• Increased moisture inside of windows