Delivering propane responsibly, from the ground up.
Propane is one of the cleanest-burning conventional fuels available — and we take our responsibility to handle it that way seriously. This page outlines how we source, deliver, store, and recover propane and propane tanks in a way that protects the land, water, and communities we serve.
A cleaner-burning fuel by nature
Environmental responsibility starts with the fuel itself. Propane is recognized by environmental agencies in both Canada and the U.S. as a clean, low-emission energy source — here's what makes it different from oil or gasoline.
Won't contaminate soil or water
Unlike heating oil, propane vaporizes on contact with air rather than pooling or soaking into soil, so a small release does not contaminate land or groundwater.
Recognized clean alternative fuel
Propane is classified as an approved clean, low-carbon alternative fuel by federal environmental agencies in both Canada and the United States.
Burns with fewer emissions
Propane combustion produces meaningfully lower particulate matter and greenhouse gas output than gasoline, diesel, or heating oil per unit of energy delivered.
How we put this policy into practice, every day
A clean fuel is only as responsible as the company handling it. These are the standards our team follows on every delivery, install, and service call.
Spill Prevention & Containment
All delivery and fill procedures follow CSA B149 protocols, including overfill prevention devices and technician double-checks on every fill.
Tank & Cylinder Recycling
Retired, damaged, or decommissioned tanks are purged, inspected, and processed through approved metal recycling partners — never abandoned or landfilled.
Fleet & Delivery Efficiency
Delivery routes are planned to minimize mileage and fuel use, and our fleet is maintained on a strict schedule to keep emissions as low as possible.
Leak Detection & Rapid Response
Every installation includes a pressure and leak test, and our 24/7 emergency line ensures a fast response to any reported odor or system concern.
Technician Training & Certification
Our team completes ongoing CSA and TSSA-recognized training in safe handling, storage, and environmental best practices for propane systems.
Responsible Sourcing
We work with established, compliant propane suppliers who meet Canadian regulatory and environmental standards for production and transport.
A closed loop, not a one-way trip
Every tank we place goes through the same responsible cycle — designed so that nothing ends up abandoned in a field or sent to a landfill.
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Responsible Sourcing
We purchase propane only from established Canadian suppliers who meet transport and environmental compliance standards.
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Safe Delivery & Installation
Certified technicians deliver and install every tank using leak-tested, overfill-protected equipment and procedures.
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Monitored Use & Inspection
Scheduled inspections catch corrosion, damage, or wear early — before it becomes an environmental or safety concern.
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Recovery & Recycling
At end of life, tanks are purged of residual gas, inspected, and sent to approved scrap metal recyclers — closing the loop.
Held to a higher standard — by ourselves and by law
Our environmental practices are built around the same codes and standards that govern propane handling across Canada.
CSA B149 Codes
Natural gas & propane installation code compliance on every job.
TSSA Standards
Operating in line with Ontario's Technical Standards & Safety Authority requirements.
Environmental Protection
Practices aligned with federal and provincial environmental protection guidelines.
Safe Handling Training
Staff trained to WHMIS standards for hazardous materials handling and storage.
How customers help us protect the environment too
Environmental responsibility doesn't stop at our truck door. A few simple habits on your end go a long way.
Simple habits that help
- Keep the area around your tank clear of debris and standing water
- Book your recommended annual inspection
- Report any propane odor or hissing sound immediately
- Never paint over, bury, or landscape directly against a tank
When it's time to retire a tank
- Never abandon, bury, or dispose of a tank yourself
- Call us to schedule a free tank pickup and recycling
- We handle safe purging and proper metal recycling
- Ask about upgrading to a more efficient system at the same time
Environmental Policy FAQs
Is propane actually better for the environment than heating oil?
What happens to my old propane tank when I upgrade?
Do you test for leaks as part of your environmental practices?
Who regulates your environmental and safety practices?
Have a tank to retire, or a question about our practices?
We offer free pickup and recycling for old or decommissioned propane tanks — call us to schedule.
Propane Reservoirs — 5552 Ste-Catherine St, The Nation, ON K0C 2B0, Canada. This Environmental Policy describes the general practices and standards we follow across our operations. It is provided for informational purposes and does not constitute a legal or regulatory guarantee. Specific environmental and safety requirements are governed by applicable federal, provincial, and municipal regulations, including CSA B149 codes and TSSA requirements.
Questions about our environmental practices, tank recycling, or a specific concern on your property? Call our office at (506) 805-1354 and we're glad to walk you through it.