Propane Tank Installation

Anode bags, also known as sacrificial anodes, can indeed help lengthen the lifespan of an underground propane tank. These anodes are made of a more reactive metal (typically magnesium, aluminum, or zinc) that corrodes more easily than the tank material, usually steel. By doing so, the anode bag attracts the corrosive forces in the soil, […]

In general, you should avoid placing your propane tank next to a tree. Trees can potentially damage your tank and cause a leak. Additionally, roots from trees can grow into and damage underground propane tanks. If you must place your propane tank next to a tree, make sure the tree is not close enough to

Underground propane tanks serve as invisible workhorses, quietly fueling everything from cozy home fireplaces to large-scale industrial operations. Tucked out of sight, they store a powerful source of energy just beneath our feet. But with great power comes great responsibility, and that’s where regulations come into play. In this article, we’ll delve into the world

There are a few things to consider when deciding whether an underground or above-ground propane tank is right for you. The most important factor is safety. Above-ground tanks are more susceptible to leaks and explosions because they are exposed to the elements. Thus, these are regulated. Both underground and above-ground propane tanks have safety measures