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09/30/2026

09/25/2026

Propane vs. electric:

09/23/2026

Just a few trips of safety:

09/21/2026

If you meant tips for propane in the fall:

Check your tank level early and schedule a refill before cold weather.

Have your propane system/heating appliances inspected if needed.

Keep the area around the tank and delivery path clear.

Never store propane cylinders indoors, including in a garage or shed.
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If you smell propane, leave the area and call your propane supplier or 911 from a safe location.

09/17/2026

Combined heat and power systems are an efficient option for businesses with high demand, including laundromats, car washes, hotels, and restaurants. Combined heat and power systems can also be used for standby power to keep operations going during electricity outages, so your business is never left in the dark. Thinking of making the switch to propane? Give us a call, we can help.

09/08/2026

For many homeowners, cooking is more than a chore; it’s a source of creativity and connection. Whether you’re preparing taco Tuesday or slow-cooking ribs on the patio, there’s a sense of pride that comes from making delicious food for your loved ones.

To avoid turning that joy into frustration, it’s important to have the right tools. Propane-powered cooking appliances give home chefs the precise control and optimized efficiency to turn ingredients into memorable moments. And with a low-emissions profile, propane can safely and cleanly power appliances in the kitchen and on your patio. It’s no surprise that most professional chefs — and a growing number of homeowners — prefer cooking with gas.

09/07/2026

Sorry, we will be closed in observance of Labor Day. We hope everyone has a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable holiday with family and friends! ❤️🤍💙

09/04/2026

If you mean preparing your home for fall when you use propane, here’s a practical checklist:

Check your propane tank level and arrange a refill before heating season begins. Don’t wait until the tank is nearly empty.
Inspect the tank and lines for rust, damage, or signs of a leak. If you smell rotten eggs or suspect a leak, leave the area and contact your propane supplier or emergency services.
Schedule a furnace/boiler tune-up if propane is used for heating. Have the burner, heat exchanger, vents, and safety controls inspected.
Replace HVAC filters and make sure warm-air registers and return vents aren't blocked.
Inspect exhaust/flue pipes for obstructions, damage, or bird/animal nests.
Test carbon-monoxide detectors and smoke alarms; replace batteries as needed.
Clean and inspect propane appliances such as fireplaces, water heaters, dryers, ranges, and outdoor heaters.
Have chimneys inspected/cleaned if you use a propane fireplace or vented appliance connected to a chimney.
Protect outdoor propane equipment from leaves, snow, and standing water while keeping required ventilation clear.
Check your propane delivery plan. If you use propane for whole-house heating, consider automatic delivery or a tank monitor before cold weather arrives.
Never bring outdoor propane cylinders indoors or store them in enclosed areas such as basements or garages.

09/03/2026

Did you know a typical propane autogas school bus can drive more than two and a half times farther on a full tank than an electric school bus can drive on a full charge, helping your school district save money.