Propane Tank Removal in Boise

Old Propane Tanks Need Proper Disposal

You've got an old propane tank sitting in the garage, the yard, or against the side of the house. Maybe it's an expired BBQ tank, or maybe it's a larger tank from an old RV, forklift, or heating system. You're not sure if there's still propane in it, and you don't know what to do with it.

Propane tanks can't go in the trash. They're pressurized containers that can be dangerous if they're not handled correctly. Even "empty" tanks often have residual propane that can create hazards. Top Shelf handles propane tank removal throughout the Boise area, making sure tanks are disposed of safely and legally.

We'll come to your property, assess the tank, handle any necessary depressurization, and transport it to a facility equipped to deal with propane tanks. You don't need to worry about safety procedures or finding a place that takes them. We handle it.

Why Choose Top Shelf for Propane Tank Removal?

• We handle all sizes. Small BBQ tanks, RV tanks, forklift tanks, large heating tanks - we take them all.
• Safe handling procedures. We know how to transport propane tanks safely.
• Full or empty tanks. We can handle tanks regardless of their current state.
• Same-day service available. Call us, and we can often be there the same day.

Types of Propane Tanks We Remove

• BBQ grill tanks (20 lb cylinders)
• RV and camper propane tanks
• Forklift propane cylinders
• Home heating propane tanks (100 lb - 500 gallon)
• Commercial and industrial tanks
• Expired or damaged tanks

Why Propane Tanks Need Special Handling

Propane is a flammable gas stored under pressure. Tanks can explode if they're exposed to high heat or physical damage. Even tanks that appear empty often contain residual propane vapor, which is heavier than air and can accumulate in dangerous concentrations.

Propane tanks also have expiration dates. The date is usually stamped on the collar near the valve. Once a tank expires, it can't legally be refilled until it's recertified. Many people end up with expired tanks they can't use and don't know how to dispose of. We take care of that problem.

What About Large Tanks?

If you have a large propane tank from a home heating system, we can handle that too. These tanks often require additional steps like purging residual gas and arranging special transport. Let us know the size and type when you call, and we'll coordinate everything.

What to Expect

When we arrive, just show us where the tank is. We'll assess it, handle any necessary safety procedures, and load it onto our truck. If you're not sure if there's propane in it, we'll figure that out. You don't need to do anything.

Most propane tank removal jobs take less than 30 minutes for small tanks. Larger tanks may require additional time depending on their size and location.

How Much Does Propane Tank Removal Cost?

The cost depends on the size and type of tank. Give us a call at (208) 593-2877, describe what you have, and we'll give you a quote. Clear pricing, no surprises.