Builders and contractors are choosing propane over electricity as their fuel of choice, because propane is dependable and cost-effective. Propane USA provides complete service to builders using propane throughout all phases of construction. Homebuilders and contractors have been using Propane USA since 1980 because they know that we can fulfill their needs within all constraints, be they deadlines, legal codes or land limitations. There are myriad options available regarding propane system installations which we will gladly discuss with you and your customer. An overview of the process is detailed below.

Propane Builder and Contractor Relationships

Propane USA is a propane subcontractor for many developers, commercial building contractors, pool companies, and other construction-related businesses. As a propane subcontractor, we answer to the developer that has contracted with us, as well as the customer for which the work is being done. Contractors and builders that regularly use Propane USA realize that our installations are virtually hassle-free and our dependability is unmatched.

Propane Tank/Propane Gas System Pre-Installation
 

• Determine total propane BTU load and number of propane appliances
• Calculate propane piping, appliance, and tank distances
• Determine propane regulator and gas piping (size) requirements
• Recommend appropriate propane tank size
• Propane tank placement is determined
• Review plans with contractor and submit written proposal
• Propane related permits are submitted (if needed)

120 Gallon Tank - Installed either above or below ground. This tank is used for spa heating and multi-appliance hook up's.

250 Gallon Tank - Installed primarily underground. This tank is properly sized for seasonal pool / spa heating and additional appliances such as water heater, cook tops, ovens, fire logs, BBQ grills.

500 Gallon Tank - This underground tank is installed for year round pool / spa heating, all gas appliance homes and small output generators.