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Remarkably versatile, propane is ideal for heating homes and powering everything including water heaters, stoves/cooktops, generators, fireplaces, outdoor grills, space heaters, clothes dryers and more. It is, indeed, the single fuel solution for New Yorkers.

When people have a reliable supply of propane on hand, they feel confident and comfortable. Even better is when they have an on-property propane tank – this gives them the ability to maintain a plentiful supply that remains available for use anytime.

From washing up, to showering, to overall appliance use – including dishwashers and washing machines – the average American family goes through approximately 70 gallons of water each and every day. All of this water adds up. In fact, it comes to about 20 percent of your home’s bills.

In the world of residential and commercial fuels, propane’s safety record is hard to beat, thanks in large part to the National Propane Gas Association’s tight safety standards, which address a range of topics including running fuel lines, filling portable cylinders, installing propane tanks and hooking up appliances.

If you rely on propane to keep your home warm during the coldest of cold New York winters, you already know how well propane does its job.

Compared to electric water heaters, propane water heaters traditionally last much longer, bringing you comfort and savings along the way.

It’s no secret that natural gas is the leading home heating source in many parts of the country, yet here is something most people don’t know: many of the benefits of natural gas are also very similar to propane.

There are many ways you can make your home’s outdoor living space more fun, especially if you take full advantage of propane’s versatility. Here are a few ideas on how you can enjoy the great outdoors even more with the help of propane.

You probably already know that propane is one of the most versatile ways to power your home’s heating equipment – but that wouldn’t matter much if it didn’t also do the job so well.