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Frequently Asked Questions

Pick the right size propane tank is a important step in the process of buying a new propane tank. Generally, residential propane tanks range from 20-1000 gallons. At Pinnacle, we help you find the tank size that’s just right.

Utilize our Find the Right Tank Tool to choose the propane tank that best meets the needs of your home.

Propane tanks come in various sizes. How long a tank lasts, depends on the tank size and on how much heating a house needs. How much heating is needed to heat a house depends on the size of a house, location, climate and insulations. In average, a 500-gallon residential propane tank holds 400 gallons of propane and lasts around 5 months.

But how long propane tanks are suitable for before they expire or need to be replaced? Propane tanks are built for the long haul: When properly maintained, a high quality above the ground propane tank should last for 30 years or more.

There are many factors that can impact the price of a propane tank. The most important factors are the size of a propane tank and the location. Large tanks that are installed underground have usually the biggest cost disparity. Keep in mind, when installing a new propane tank you need to add costs for permits and labour and preparation work.

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Essentially, propane and LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) mean the same thing, but LPG can include other gases as well, such as butane and propane. In the United States most people refer to propane. Propane and LPG are both flammable hydrocarbon gases with the same chemical formulae categorized as LPG. Both gases are used for similar applications, including home and water heating, cooking, refrigerating food and clothes drying.

Propane is considered one of the safest alternative energy sources available. It's non-poisonous and non-toxic and it will not cause health issue, which makes it perfectly safe for use as a home heating fuel. Also, it burns clean, so it's not harmful to the environment.

Pinnacle Propane takes safety seriously and follows all regulations, ensuring a safe customer experience.

Essentially, propane and LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) mean the same thing, but LPG can include other gases as well, such as butane and propane. In the United States most people refer to propane. Propane and LPG are both flammable hydrocarbon gases with the same chemical formulae categorized as LPG. Both gases are used for similar applications, including home and water heating, cooking, refrigerating food and clothes drying.