Replace & Recertification

In Colorado, like in most of the US, propane tank recertification follows federal regulations set by the Department of Transportation (DOT)

How to determine your tank's recertification date:

Check the Collar: Look for the date of manufacture stamped on the collar. It's usually in a Month-Year format (e.g., 08-20 for August 2020).
Look for Requalification Markings: If the tank has been previously recertified, there will be additional markings indicating the method and date of requalification. These markings often include a letter:

E: Indicates an External Visual inspection. Requires recertification every 5 years.
S: Indicates a hydrostatic test (internal). Requires recertification every 10 years.

If your propane tank reaches its expiration date, gets rusty, or if the tank is dented, you may want to consider getting it replaced. This concerns the safety of not only yourself, but also your propane provider.

REPLACE | You can replace any 20lb propane tank at places like 7/11, Walmart, King Soopers, etc.

Keep in mind propane exchanges only fill your tank to 15lbs | These Tanks Are Meant To Hold 20lbs

RECERTIFY | You can visit Arapahoe Rental Loveland to recertify your propane tanks. We recommend this option if you have a tank 30lbs or larger.

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