
1000 Gallon Above Ground Propane Tank
Ships empty - first fill available
$4,585.00
ASME and DOT certified tanks from 24 to 2,000 gallons - factory direct, delivered nationwide.

Ships empty - first fill available
$4,585.00

Ships empty - first fill available
$5,370.00

$1,199.00

$1,199.00

Ships empty - first fill available
$915.00
UsedShips empty - first fill available
$1,300.00

$1,350.00

$1,350.00

Sold empty - no gas included
$749.99

Ships empty - first fill available
$6,415.00

Ships empty - first fill available
$1,550.00

Ships empty - first fill available
$1,950.00

Ships empty - first fill available
$2,225.00

Ships empty - first fill available
$2,325.00

Ships empty - first fill available
$1,095.00

Ships empty - first fill available
$1,225.00

Ships empty - first fill available
$2,620.00

Ships empty - first fill available
$3,200.00

$15.00

$14.00

$32.00

$37.00

$21.00

$25.00

Sold empty - no gas included
$900.00

$54.99

Sold empty - no gas included
$2,400.00

$25.00

$50.00
RefurbishedShips empty - first fill available
$2,300.00
RefurbishedShips empty - first fill available
$1,775.00

$19.00

Sold empty - no gas included
$1,465.00

Sold empty - no gas included
$1,210.00 - $1,760.00

$8,500.00
UsedSold empty - no gas included
$1,500.00

Sold empty - no gas included
$715.00
We sell new and used propane tanks, also called LP gas tanks, factory direct: residential tanks for a home or house, above ground and underground tanks, commercial tanks up to 2,000 gallons, and the cages, gauges and regulators that go with them. Every tank ships empty, and we can arrange professional installation and the first fill of propane as well.
Tank size is driven by what you are running and how often you want a refill. A 120 gallon tank suits a single appliance such as a cooker, fireplace or pool heater. Whole-home heating usually starts at 250 gallons, and 500 gallon tanks are the common choice for a house that heats with propane year round. Farms, fleet yards and commercial sites typically run 1,000 gallon tanks or larger.
Above ground tanks cost less to install and are easier to inspect. Underground tanks keep the yard clear and hold a steadier temperature, but need correct cathodic protection and a suitable excavation. Every tank we sell is ASME or DOT certified, and used tanks are inspected and documented before they leave us. If you are unsure which fits your site, compare tank sizes or talk to our team.