Reading your propane tank fuel gauge is not complicated, but can be confusing. First, you must locate the gauge by looking under the dome of your propane tank. There you will find black numbers surrounding the circumference of the gauge and a pointer needle indicating a percentage.
Based on the physical properties of propane, tanks are considered full when the gauge reads 80%. This allows for any expansion of propane vapor. When your gauge falls below 40%, you should contact ThompsonGas at 800-768-6612 for a refill.
Gas Leak | Odor | Tank or Piping Damage
If you’re experiencing these or other emergency situations involving your tank, please call our emergency line. Our 24/7 emergency team will be on the line to assist you.
For non-emergency questions or requests, you can either give us a call and reference the number shown below or submit an inquiry using the form below, whatever works best for you.
Our team responds to voicemails and form submissions during regular business hours by phone or email, depending on your preference.
If you’re reporting a gas leak or emergency, please use our 24/7 emergency line for immediate assistance.
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Due to unsafe road conditions, the following locations are closed today:
Alabama: Arley, Decatur, Hanceville, Red Bay, Rogersville
Kentucky: Clinton
Mississippi: Amory, Columbus
North Carolina: Kenly, Warrenton
Tennessee: Loretto, Lynchburg, Waynesboro
West Virginia: Bradley
Please make sure your driveway is clear, your propane tank is accessible, and the tank is clearly marked if it is buried by snow.
If you have an emergency, please call 911.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we prioritize safety.
