Tanks Come in Many Sizes and Shapes...
Including Hard-to-See
 Propane
tanks can be large or portable — and safely
buried, virtually invisible to a homeowner.
There are two
main types of propane tanks. DOT cylinders, familiar
to homeowners with propane grills, are generally
used above ground and typically don't contain more
than 25 gallons of propane. Horizontal ASME tanks
can hold 250 to more than 1,000 gallons and are safe
to bury underground, out of sight.
On average, a
500-gallon tank can easily provide the energy for a
four-bedroom home, while a tank with a capacity of
1,000 gallons or more can fuel a larger home with
additional energy demands such as a swimming pool,
hot tub, outdoor kitchen, and patio lighting. A
large, centrally located ASME tank can even provide
propane to an entire development of homes.
Your propane retailer can
advise you on proper tank size and location and
handle both the installation and the gas hookup to
the house. From start to finish, you'll get the help
you need to do the job right.
You Can Rely on Weaver Gas Every Step of the Way
Our Weaver
energy consultants are experts in their field.
For more information about Weaver Gas's Builder and
HVAC business programs,
contact a
Weaver Energy Consultant today.
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