If you’re currently looking to install or upgrade your propane gas service, look no further than Advanced Propane. And if you’re trying to decide what size tank, just know that we’ve got you covered, no matter your needs or budget. From small homes with just a few appliances to large estates with expansive usage, there’s a propane tank for all your needs.
Propane Tank Size
120 gallons is about the smallest “whole home” propane tank available. It’s ideal for small homes that run one to two appliances, such as a cooktop, hot water heater, or a space heater. The next size is a 250-gallon tank, which is better suited for a home that utilizes multiple gas appliances.
The most common size for residential homes is a 500-gallon tank. If you plan to utilize propane for heating your home, cooking your meals, and powering an emergency generator, consider a 500-gallon tank. Larger homes that need multiple appliances along with a generator, pool heater, and other accessories may need a 1000-gallon tank.
Keep in mind that the size and style of tank you need depend on many factors. These include whether or not you need a tank installed above or below ground and even whether you work at home or spend most of your time away.
To Lease Or Buy
After deciding what size propane tank you need, many people want to know whether they should lease or buy. We typically recommend leasing. Leasing your propane tank reduces maintenance for you and helps to ensure that your tank is always in tip-top shape. Further, installing your own tank is expensive and can range from $700 to $3000. Leasing eliminates many of the costs associated with ownership.
An Expert on Your Side
When you partner with Advanced Propane for your home or business propane needs, our experts will help you determine the right size tank for you. Then, we can get you set up with our convenient Keep Filled program so that you never run out of the fuel you need for all of your heating, cooking, and recreational needs.
Contact Advanced Propane today or visit our website for more information on propane for your home or business.
