It Pays to Build With Propane

Earn up to $7,500 in annual incentives when switching to high-efficiency propane.

Upgrade to Comfort & Convenience. Use Propane for Your Next Build.

WHY CHOOSE PROPANE?

Clean Energy

Propane emits significantly less CO2 compared to electricity for key residential applications like water heating. Propane is an approved, clean fuel listed in the 1990 Clean Air Act.

Reduce Energy Costs

Propane appliances are typically far more efficient than their eclectic counterparts. For example, a tankless water heater can save your customers up to 50% on their energy bills!

Supports Modern Lifestyle

Propane provides your customers with the ability to choose first-rate amenities regardless of where they live. Propane can reach off-the-grid lifestyles as well.

Builder-Friendly

With propane, you’re not at the mercy of a public utility.

Designed for Safety

Propane is non-toxic and odorless, so processors add a chemical deodorant to help detect leaks with an easy-to-identify smell of rotten eggs or skunk spray.

Domestically Produced

Propane is made in the USA and provides American jobs.

Upgrade Regular Appliances to High-Efficiency Propane Appliances

  • Qualifies for Energy Star’s Most Efficient label
  • Smaller carbon footprint
  • Qualifies for credits and incentives
  • 50% less Greenhouse gases than electric furnace, 22% less than electric heat pump
  • Affordable, effcient, economical to operate
  • Provides space heating for any size floor plan
  • Electronic ignition sparks combustion means no standing pilot
  • Runs at 90-98% effciency
  • Saves a significant amount of space
  • 25% fewer NOx emissions
  • Endless and continuous hot water
  • On demand hot water
  • Energy efficient and cuts energy bills
  • Yearly energy cost savings
  • Propane dryers save 20% annually compared to electric
  • Enjoy faster drying times
  • Propane dryers produce hot air with more moisture, which make for less wrinkles and no over-drying
  • Propane dryers save over 2,000 lbs of CO2 emissions
  • Features moisture sensors, pilot-less ignition and timed drying cycles
  • Smart investment for cost-conscious homeowners
  • Features precise heat control
  • Usage creates smaller energy bills
  • Preferred by professionals
  • Annual energy cost is roughly $80-$120 per year
  • Emits approximately 30% fewer CO2 emissions
  • Instant-on burners allow cooking to start right away
  • Instant-off feature quickly cools down cook-top and prevents overcooking
  • Offers comfort, ambiance and convenience
  • Operates extremely efficient
  • Offers fireplace efficiency ratings by over 90% versus wood burning at 15%
  • Delivers 5 to 6 times the heating capacity as electric fireplaces
  • Remote control feature helps maintain constant and comfortable room temperature
  • Propane offers a smaller environmental footprint and produces fewer particulate emissions and less CO than wood burning units

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For homebuilders and construction professionals, there are a host of advantages to using propane as a temporary heating solution on worksites as well as including it as an option in new construction projects.

As mentioned above, increasing land prices and the limitations on where natural gas lines are located can stifle new construction options. But when you choose to include a community-wide propane source, new and exciting building opportunities open up. Not only can you build beyond natural gas supplies, but you can also build luxury homes with every amenity a natural-gas-supplied home would have.

For families concerned with both the environment and their budget, new homes complete with propane-fueled water heaters, appliances, and even emergency generators are a more efficient, affordable, and dependable solution than oil- or electric-powered homes.

Many building projects require a temporary heat source during their construction—to make sure the plaster on drywall or the paint on any interior surface dries adequately, you need sufficient heat. That’s why you should count on propane and propane-powered heating equipment. It burns cleanly, unlike kerosene heaters that can leave a filmy residue. Plus, propane heaters tend to radiate more BTUs than costlier electric heaters. Propane heating equipment is highly portable and easy to set up as well.

Learn why so many builders are using propane for their residential construction projects.