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Propane Tank
Sizes & Installation

Propane tanks

Above or below... we've got you covered.

Aboveground

Aboveground tanks are specifically built to last harsh winters, the hot summer sun and natural elements.

Underground

Our underground tanks are eco-friendly and painted with a special coating that prevents corrosion and lasts for years.

Propane Tank Sizes and Uses

56 gallon propane tank

56 Gallon Tank

Typically sized for ovens, ranges and clothes dryers
43” high and 24” in diameter
Holds 48 gallons of propane

120 gallon propane tank

120 Gallon Tank

Handles Hot water heaters, pool heaters, and space heaters
54.4" high and 30" in diameter
Holds 100 gallons of propane

250 gallon propane tank

250 Gallon Tank

Handles generators, appliances, and pool heaters
7'10" long and 30" in diameter
Holds 200 gallons of propane

500 gallon propane tank

500 Gallon Tank

Handles central heating, generators, pool heaters
9' 11" long and 37.5" in diameter
Holds 400 gallons of propane

1000 gallon propane tank

1000 gallon tank

Fuels large homes and is tasked with commercial applications
16'2" long and 41" in diameter
Holds 800 gallons of propane

Tank installation specifications

Above ground tank installation

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Above ground propane tank installation guidelines

Underground tank installation

Underground propane tank installation code guide

10ft from a source of ignition, property that can be built upon, or building
125ft from access point for propane delivery truck
System installed with 2 stage system
Gas line ran in poly pipe, copper, galvanized, black iron, or CSST
Note: copper, galvanized, black iron, and CSST all have special requirements
Gas line needs to be sleeved if ran underneath a driveway or concrete slab
System needs anode bag, 9lb. for 250 gallon, 17lb. for 500 gallon, and 2-17lb. for 1000 gallon
Anode bags need to be checked at install date, 12-18 months after, and then 3 years after

10ft from a source of ignition, property line that can be built upon, or building
125ft from access point for propane delivery truck
Tank installed on solid masonry foundation
System installed with 2 stage system
Gas line ran in poly pipe, copper, galvanized, black iron, or CSST
Note: Copper, galvanized, black iron, and CSST all have special requirements
Gas line needs to be sleeved if ran underneath a driveway or concrete slab
If you have more than 1 tank, tanks need to be installed 3ft apart side-to-side or 10ft end-to-end, also the 10ft distance requirement rule changes to 25ft

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