For most homes, propane is a significant source of energy that can power anything from your heating systems to your home appliances and even your lighting. Its efficiency, environment-friendliness and cost-efficiency make propane an excellent fuel option. Many industrial settings use propane as their fuel of choice. Homeowners can also reap the benefits of
Different laws exist for small propane tanks — such as those used for gas grills and portable stoves — and for larger tanks used to heat a home or other building. Adding to the confusion, some states have passed laws that differ from the federal mandate. In this post, we’ll attempt to shed
Propane and natural gas are both popular fuels used for heating homes and powering appliances across the country. If you have the option of using either, how do you know which is the best choice? The answer is not as straightforward as you may think, as both have pros and
As a propane user, you know how necessary this fuel is for your daily comfort. You rely on propane to heat your home during the colder months, and it may be the fuel for some of your kitchen appliances, including your range and tankless water heater. Propane delivery companies supply this crucial resource that fuels
Propane heat is a major selling point when buying a home. As an affordable, cleaner alternative to oil, it’s the fuel of choice among a growing number of homeowners. Cheaper than electricity and more efficient than natural gas, propane heat is something you should look for when house hunting. That being said, buying
Have you recently heard speculation that propane prices are on the rise? Due to unprecedented volatility, propane prices are undergoing increases expected to continue over at least the next several days. The fluctuating price may seem unpredictable and erratic. However, there are many circumstances and variables that are not in control of a propane
Propane is much newer than other popular fuels in existence. Gasoline was first harnessed as a fuel source with the invention of the automobile in 1892. Natural gas was first used to light houses and streets as early as 1785. Homeowners didn't start using propane, or liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) until the 1910s. Even as a new energy
Propane is an integral part of RV ownership, especially if you camp during the colder months. You can use your propane for many necessary tasks, such as: Cooking with the stovetop or oven Heating water before showering or washing your hands Generating power for the refrigerator and other appliances Heating your RV Nearly one-quarter of camping
Propane is an appealing fuel for many reasons. It is a reliable, affordable, American-made fuel that can heat a home for the winter just as easily as it can power a small grill on the Fourth of July. The National Propane Gas Association estimates approximately 50 million American households use propane in some form, with 7.8
Thousands of homes run on propane heat — if yours is one of them, knowing how much fuel you need to keep on hand is essential. Running out suddenly, particularly in the middle of a long winter, is inconvenient, expensive and can potentially cause damage to your heating system. To help our customers make
