Propane for Your Home

Efficiency and Savings For Your Home

Use propane at home and enjoy greater efficiency and energy savings compared to electricity, fuel oil or even natural gas. Propane is an efficient, clean, and safe fuel that is exceptionally versatile.

More and more homeowners are choosing propane to keep their families warm, their showers hot, their food scrumptiously prepared, and their clothes comfy dry.

American Made for Your Home

Propane gas is the #1 alternative fuel for comfortable, efficient homes today. It is clean, affordable, safe, reliable—and is produced right here in America. It is the most versatile and portable of any other fuel available today—bar none.

7 Great Reasons To Switch To Propane

Efficient and Money Saving: Propane appliances are highly efficient. This, coupled with lower emissions, means you are reducing your energy bills and your carbon footprint! Propane appliances can save you hundreds, and potentially thousands of dollars in annual energy costs. Propane itself is abundant, and competitively priced compared to electricity, heating oil, and other fuels. Everyone wants to cut energy costs; propane helps you do it.

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Comfort: Propane delivers more comfort and value than either fuel oil or electric heating options, heats water and dries clothes up to 2 times faster, and is preferred by 96% of professional chefs for cooking.

Safety: The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) enforces strict rules about propane handling, so few accidents occur. Propane is also nontoxic so tanks can be safely installed underground and won’t contaminate soil or groundwater.

Clean and Green: Using propane reduces greenhouse gas emissions and air pollutants such as carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxide. So much so, that propane was deemed an approved clean fuel in the 1990 Clean Air Act amendments. Substituting propane for other fuels such as gasoline, diesel, and fuel oil is an economical and viable step toward cleaner air.

Versatility: Did you know that propane can do more than any other fuel source and go anywhere it’s needed? It’s true! Propane heats homes, is used in traditional and tankless water heaters, cooktops and ovens, fireplaces, pool and patio heaters, power generators, crop driers, flame cultivation, and fuels lawn mowers, tractors, trucks, school buses, and cars. Propane is truly the power house of the energy world.

Reliable and Made in the U.S.A.: Virtually all the propane used in the U.S. is produced in America, which means every gallon you use supports America’s energy independence, and keeps jobs here locally. Having a propane tank on your property gives you the ability to store an adequate supply that’s always ready for immediate use and you aren’t subject to power outages or pipeline issues.

Community: The best part of getting your propane from us? We’re your neighbors! We live and work in the community, our kids go to school here, and we just might see you at the grocery store or in church. Don’t settle for faceless, detached service as an invisible customer—choose a local supplier that is friendly, competitive, professional, safe, and fair. WE care about our communities and the neighbors we serve!

How Large of a Propane Tank Do I Need?

Single-family homes can be fueled by tanks of varying sizes, depending on demand. A 120-gallon propane tank can provide energy for residential appliances, while 1,000+ gallon propane tanks can fuel very large homes with additional energy demands, such as swimming pools, hot tubs, outdoor kitchens, and patio lighting. Generally, a 500-gallon propane tank can easily accommodate an average four-bedroom home.

Above Ground Residential Propane Tanks and Underground Propane Tanks

Residential propane tank sizes, gallons:

60 gallon propane tank
120 gallon propane tank
250 gallon propane tank
500 gallon propane tank
1000 gallon propane tank

Propane for Your Home

Efficiency and Savings For Your Home

American Made for Your Home

7 Great Reasons To Switch To Propane

Read More About the Advantages of Propane for Home and Business

How Large of a Propane Tank Do I Need?

Residential propane tank sizes, gallons:

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