by Chris Kauffman | Sep 23, 2025 | General Propane Information
What You’ll Learn What is a propane tank monitor, and why does it matter for Pennsylvania homeowners? A propane tank monitor is a small, wireless device that attaches directly to your propane tank. It’s more than just a gadget—it’s about peace of mind, preventing... 
by Chris Kauffman | Sep 18, 2025 | General Propane Information
The average homeowner spends about $57 on propane each month which also cuts down on their electric bill. When it comes to heating your home and running your appliances, propane is one of the most affordable fuel sources out there. Though propane can fuel many... by Chris Kauffman | Aug 14, 2025 | General Propane Information
Water heating is a big slice of your home’s energy bill—about 18% for the typical U.S. home. Choosing the right type of water heater can improve comfort and lower operating costs. Below, we compare propane and electric options (including modern heat pump and tankless... by Chris Kauffman | Aug 4, 2025 | General Propane Information, Propane Appliance Maintenance
Propane heats your home in the chilling winters. It may even power your stove, dryer, or a standby generator. When it does so much for your home and peace of mind, the quality of your fuel matters. While propane is widely regarded as a clean and efficient energy... by Chris Kauffman | Jul 18, 2025 | General Propane Information
Cut 5-30% off your energy bill with targeted home upgrades From drafty windows to inefficient light bulbs – home energy wasters can drive your utility bill sky high! Conducting a home energy audit can identify where in your home you are losing money. Whether you... by Chris Kauffman | Jul 13, 2025 | Benefits of Propane Gas, General Propane Information, Saving on Propane Bill, Underground Propane Tanks
The power went out three hours ago. Your whole home generator kicked on in seconds, just like it was supposed to. But now your lights are flickering. You never refilled the generator’s propane tank after the last few outages, so now you’re running dangerously low....