Safe, efficient, clean and reliable.

Although you may be familiar with propane as strictly a fuel for your gas grill, propane is a versatile energy form that can be used as a heating and cooking fuel in homes and commercial establishments, as a motor fuel for many types of vehicles, as a clean burning industrial and agricultural fuel and as an emergency fuel in a disaster areas.

Some appliances are specially manufactured to use propane gas. Some may be converted from natural gas to propane use. With today’s technology and materials, a propane system using corrugated stainless steel tubing can be installed in an average of four hours—by one worker. That’s a fraction of the time and manpower needed to install a traditional black iron pipe system. Homeowners will also appreciate the efficiency of the new combo-heat systems that heat their air and water with the same unit. Using fewer pipes and less sheet metal, the new units save on energy bills, are more attractive and—with underground tanks—use less space.

So you see, propane has a lot more to offer beyond helping you make the perfect burger. Include propane in your homebuilding plans from the ground up. It’s cost-efficient, reliable, financially sound and safe for the environment. How many other energy sources can say that?