Typically the provider owns the tanks as it's part of the provider's cost of doing business. You call your service provider (or in my case recently the company that bought them) and they have to come to get the tanks if they are above ground.

If the tanks are abandoned by the provider (I believe it's either 45 or 60 days) then you can call any propane company to remove them - that's when you would be charged a fee to safely disconnect them from your system and for the removal.

I translate this as "Ridin Biden" - sticking with him through the hard times and good times

This is what I did - for the same reason