Consumer Safety Video Series

Propane lets people live comfortably, wherever and however they want. Watch these videos to learn some safety tips for living in a propane home. How to Read a Tank Gauge…

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How To Read A Propane Tank Gauge

Checking your gauge regularly is an easy way to ensure you always have enough fuel. Remember: If your tank is empty, a qualified professional must inspect your system.

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If You Suspect a Gas Leak

Everyone in your family should know what to do if they smell propane. Here are a few steps to take in the event of a potential gas leak.

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Welcome Home to the Craftsman

Craftsman Home Design

The results of a February 2018 survey conducted by Harris for real estate powerhouse Trulia suggests a shift in architectural design is at the forefront for the typical American home…

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Comfort Upgrades for Bathrooms

Propane Upgrades to Bathrooms to Improve Comfort

From travertine, granite, and other natural stone surfaces to high-tech toilets, relaxing soaking tubs, and therapeutic shower heads, bathrooms serve as an inspiring morning space to prepare for the hours…

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Building the Kitchen of Your Dreams

Modern Propane Kitchen

Natural stone or engineered quartz? Sleek tile to rustic hardwood? Designing a kitchen today brings many difficult decisions. Today, there is new consumer mindfulness for living smarter. The National Association…

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Welcome Home to Propane Living

Propane Fireplace in a Modern Living Room

Propane is a clean and efficient source of energy that can improve the performance of your home and make it more comfortable. People don’t often realize all the ways propane…

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Grill Safety Tips for Spring

Barbeque on a propane grill

If you haven’t already, we’re sure you will soon be outside your home grilling some tasty meals for your family and friends during the weekends. For convenience sake, we hope you are using a propane backyard grill, which lights instantly, heats faster than charcoal, and emits less carbon monoxide and soot.

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