Using propane for your home or business for the first time and not sure what size tank you will need? The information below is a good guide to get started. You can also call us to discuss your specific needs and we’ll set you up with a new tank lease or a tank of your very own.
250-gallon propane tank (Holds 200 gallons of propane)
Designed for moderate propane uses, a 250-gallon horizontal propane tank can support appliances such as a clothes dryer, fireplace, and stove, and is sufficient for a heating system for modest-sized homes.
As a note, all propane tanks should be a minimum of 10 feet away from your home, with larger tanks installed even further away. Dimensions of a tank can vary based on manufacturer. For full safety information on Container Distance Requirements, please reach out to our propane department!
500-gallon propane tank (Holds 400 gallons of propane)
A 500-gallon tank’s main use comes from providing power to central heating and small commercial projects in homes that are over 2,500 square feet.
As a note, all propane tanks should be a minimum of 10 feet away from your home, with larger tanks installed even further away. Dimensions of a tank can vary based on manufacturer. For full safety information on Container Distance Requirements, please reach out to our propane department!
1000-gallon propane tank (Holds 800 gallons of propane)
Thousand-gallon tanks are generally reserved for large industrial and commercial projects, as well as for home heating, and running multiple appliances in homes that are over 4,500 square feet.
As a note, all propane tanks should be a minimum of 10 feet away from your home, with larger tanks installed even further away. Dimensions of a tank can vary based on manufacturer. For full safety information on Container Distance Requirements, please reach out to our propane department!