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Propane Tanks (refillable)

 

Glossary
Propane Tanks (refillable)

Designated recycling facilities can safely depressurize your old tank. They will then remove the valve and recycle the tank and valve with other metals.

[See also: Propane Cylinders (non-refillable)]

Reduce | Reuse | Recycle | Facilities

How do I go green?

Keep your propane tank out of the elements, to prevent it from rusting or beginning to leak. Turn off your portable cook stove and remove the tank when not in use so you don’t waste propane.

Unfortunately, after its refillable life is over, you can’t reuse a propane tank safely at home, so please take it to a depot. Old tanks are a safety risk for yourself and others if left lying around.

Contact facilities directly regarding restrictions, charges and limits.

Facilities

  • Brentwood Auto & Metal Recyclers

    7481 West Saanich Road
    Saanichton
    250.665.7282

  • Ellice Recycle

    524 David Street
    Victoria
    250.386.4342

  • GFL Environmental (formerly Alpine, and Terrapure Environmental)

    1045 Dunford Avenue
    Victoria
    250.474.5145

  • H.L. Disposal & Lawn Services Ltd.

    334 Hillside Ave
    Victoria
    250.381.2020

  • Hartland Depot

    1 Hartland Avenue
    Victoria
    250.360.3030

  • JOMA Environmental Ltd.

    Pick-up service available across the capital region

    250.884.4822

  • Oak Bay Public Works Yard (Oak Bay residents only)

    1771 Elgin Road
    Oak Bay
    250.598.4501

  • Port Renfrew Garbage & Recycling Depot

    17055 Parkinson Road
    Port Renfrew
    1.800.663.4425

  • Salt Spring Garbage and Recycling

    360 Blackburn Road
    Salt Spring Island
    250.537.2167

  • Serenity on Saturna

    103 East Point Road
    Saturna Island
    250.539.3385

  • Sooke Tools Rental

    6228 Sooke Road
    Sooke
    250.642.0337

    • The Environmental Story

    Do not throw old tanks in the garbage, they’re a safety risk. A tank that has not been properly depressurized can explode if punctured or cause a fire if it leaks. Bring them to a facility where they can be recycled safely.