Service Overview
We supply propane tanks factory direct and deliver them nationwide. Installation itself must be carried out by a licensed propane installer in your area, working to NFPAÂ 58 and your local code - this page explains what that work involves so you know what to expect and what to ask for.
Whether it is a residential underground tank for home heating or a large above-ground commercial tank, tell us about your site when you order and we will make sure the tank you buy is the right one for it. Call us on (210) 570-4603 if you want to talk it through first.
Our Installation Process
We follow a proven 4-step process to ensure every installation is completed to the highest standards of safety and quality.
Site Assessment
Our certified technicians visit your property to evaluate the best location for your tank, check local code requirements, and determine the ideal tank size for your needs.
Delivery
We coordinate delivery of your new or refurbished propane tank directly to your property using our specialized transport equipment for safe and efficient handling.
Professional Installation
Our licensed installers set up your tank with proper connections, piping, and safety equipment. Underground tanks include excavation and burial services.
Final Inspection
Every installation undergoes a thorough safety inspection including leak testing, pressure checks, and verification that all connections meet state and federal regulations.
What Installation Involves
Every site is different, but a compliant propane tank installation follows the same four stages. Your installer confirms the details against local code before any work starts.
Site assessment
Confirm setback distances from buildings, property lines and ignition sources, and check truck access for delivery.
Base preparation
Above ground tanks need a level, stable pad. Underground tanks need a correctly sized excavation and anodic protection.
Placement and connection
The tank is set, the regulator and gas line are fitted, and every joint is leak-tested before the system is charged.
Inspection and sign-off
Your installer documents the work for your authority having jurisdiction and your propane supplier before first fill.