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Propane Fires and Explosions

Representing Individuals and Families Injured in Propane Explosions

While natural gas is more commonly used for heating homes and offices, propane can also be used in residences and commercial buildings for a variety of things — including running stovetops and oven ranges, clothes dryers, barbecue grills, water heaters, furnaces, fireplaces, spa heaters and patio heaters. Even though it is not as widely used as natural gas, propane tends to lead to more severe injuries, death and damage in the event of a propane explosion or fire.

At Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Agosto, Aziz & Stogner, our lawyers have dedicated 75 years to helping people injured in explosions and fires in or near their homes. If you or a loved one was injured or killed in a propane fire or explosion, call 713-222-7211 (toll free 713-222-7211 ) or contact our office online to schedule a free initial consultation.

Accidents Caused by Propane Leaks

While propane heaters and appliances are practical for everyday use in certain areas, they are not without dangers. Accidents involving propane can occur because of:

  • Poorly maintained equipment used to store or transmit propane, like outside storage tanks and propane gas lines
  • Gas leaks that go undetected because propane is not “odorized”

When propane accidents occur, they usually result in destruction of property, severe burn injuries or even death.

Free Initial Consultations With Experienced Propane Explosion Attorneys

If you or a loved one has been injured in a propane tank explosion or due to a propane leak, you need an experienced personal injury lawyer on your side. To schedule a free consultation, call Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Agosto, Aziz & Stogner at 713-222-7211 (toll free 713-222-7211 ) or e-mail our Houston, Texas, office. Se habla español.

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