I used to work in the propane business. Laws vary state to state, some states require a leak test if you run out of propane on your system. It may be required by their insurance to cover the company for liability. Also, if the company is a regional, nationwide etc outfit, they are usually more sticklers on rules than the old home town owned company with only a couple of trucks running locally. If they do the leak test paper work correctly, they also get the brand, model and serial number off of all your appliances and keep record of all that, then if your house burns down they can go look at the records and see if there has been any recalls etc on any of your stuff, so if cause of the fire can be determined to have been caused bay any appliance they can easily go after the appliance company, so it`s a good thing to have if something bad happens. A really good propane supplier will do this either cheaply or free to help keep a customer happy, any company that charges over $100 probably isn`t the best company to be with.
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