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We offer oxygen and acetylene gas refills for both residential and commercial customers near your location. Our tanks are properly tested, certified and filled to the correct pressure every time by our experienced technicians.
Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes of tanks do you fill?
We fill oxygen and acetylene tanks in most common sizes ranging from E size to H size.
How much does it cost to refill a tank?
Tank refill prices vary depending on size but start around $15-20 per refill. We offer competitive rates and discounts for regular customers.
Do you do emergency refills?
Yes, we offer same day and even after hours emergency refills for an additional rush fee if needed.
Is the refill process safe?
Safety is our top priority. Our technicians are certified and follow all applicable safety procedures during every refill.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept payments via cash, credit card or check at the time of refill.
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