McClain Propane
900 South Green Ave, Purcell, Oklahoma, United States

McClain Propane has been a family owned and operated business since 1939 and was founded by Richard and Drucilla Thompson.     They have been serving the community and the surrounding counties by selling L.P. Gas to homes, farms, autos, and various industries.     In 1954, Jerry and Dorothy Potter joined the business, where they still work today.  Their son, Richard and his wife Diane joined them in 1974.  In 2001, son-in-law, Justin Kimbrell along with Leonard Parker joined the family team to serve the needs of their customers.

DONT GET CAUGHT OUT OF GAS! 

Youve learned to keep a close eye on your cars gas gauge.  Running out of gasoline is not just an inconvenience, it could place you and your loved ones at risk.  You watch the gauge and fill your tank to avoid being stranded.  What you might not know is that you  should also watch the gauge on your propane tank at home.

DID YOU KNOW? 

The State of Oklahoma has adopted the National Fire Protection Associations requirements regarding out-of-gas situations.  These regulations require anyone delivering propane to an out-of-gas customer or new customer to perform a COMPLETE system check.  This leak or safety check includes an inspection of all lines, appliances, regulators and control valves.  A thorough safety check can take as long as an hour to complete and most dealers will charge an ADDITIONAL FEE for this service.  It may be inconvenient, but the propane customer is required to be home at the time of the inspection.

WHY IS THIS INSPECTION NECESSARY ON OUT-OF-GAS CALLS? 

Propane is an extremely safe energy source when used properly.  These strict out-of-gas regulations were enacted by The State of Oklahoma and NFPA to protect your family and property.  Convenience, comfort, cost and safety... these are four good reasons to avoid out-of-gas situations.

WERE HERE TO HELP. 

Your propane dealer wants to make sure that you always have all the heat you need and plenty of hot water.  That means making sure that you never run out of propane.  You can avoid the inconvenience and cost of an out-of-gas call.  Tips for reading the gauge on your propane tank have been included on this page.  Just remember to call your propane dealer and have your tank filled before it reaches the one-quarter level.  Or better yet, ask your dealer to place your account on an automatic fill basis.  That way, your dealer will make sure your propane tank is filled year round.