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Propane Use Cases

 

  • Home heating 
  • Water heating 
  • Generators 
  • Cooking & ranges 
  • Clothes dryers 
  • Fireplaces & fire pits 
  • Pool & spa heating 
  • Outdoor grills 
  • Forklifts 
  • Commercial heating 
  • Commercial cooking 
  • Industrial applications 
  • Campers & camping equipment 

Common Tank Sizes

100#

100#

100#

 The 100-pound propane tank has a capacity of approximately 24 gallons and is commonly used in residential applications where propane is primarily required for cooking appliances. It is also an ideal option for properties where access for standard bobtail delivery is limited or unavailable. 

200#

100#

100#

We call these "60s"  referring to their 60-gallon water capacity. They are typically used for higher-demand cooking applications, low-BTU water heaters, and low-BTU wall heaters. ~48 gallons of propane.

420#

100#

We call these "120s"  referring to their 120-gallon water capacity.  This is the most commonly installed tank size we offer. In some applications, multiple tanks may be installed to increase overall propane capacity and provide additional BTU availability during cold weather. It is also the largest tank size that can be installed directly alongside a building. ~100 gallons of propane

250 Gallon

 Typically used in applications where a 120-gallon tank cannot be installed directly alongside a building. This tank must be installed in accordance with applicable clearance requirements, maintaining a minimum separation distance of 10 feet from buildings and property lines.  ~200 gallons of propane

500 Gallon Above Ground

 Used in applications where higher BTU demands require additional propane capacity or where increased storage is necessary due to limited seasonal access for bobtail deliveries.  This tank must be installed in accordance with applicable clearance requirements, maintaining a minimum separation distance of 10 feet from buildings and property lines.  ~400 gallons of propane

500 Gallon Buried

 Used in the same applications as the above-ground 500-gallon tank, but installed underground when the customer prefers a concealed installation. This tank must be installed in accordance with applicable clearance requirements, maintaining a minimum separation distance of 10 feet from buildings and property lines.  ~400 gallons of propane

(Customer Owned Tank only)

1000 Gallon Above Ground

1000 Gallon Above Ground

1000 Gallon Above Ground

 Typically used in commercial and industrial applications with exceptionally high BTU demands, as well as in remote or difficult-to-access locations where winter bobtail deliveries may be limited or unavailable. This tank must be installed in accordance with applicable clearance requirements, maintaining a minimum separation distance of 25 feet from buildings and property lines.  ~800 gallons of propane

1000 Gallon Buried

1000 Gallon Above Ground

1000 Gallon Above Ground

Used in the same applications as the above-ground 1000-gallon tank, but installed underground when the customer prefers a concealed installation. This tank must be installed in accordance with applicable clearance requirements, maintaining a minimum separation distance of 25 feet from buildings and property lines.  ~800 gallons of propane

(Customer Owned Tank only)

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