Home Propane Tank

Propane is the most cost-efficient way to keep your home powered throughout the year and Applebee Oil and Propane will install your tank for free!

Home Propane Tank available at:

St Johns, MI

Ovid, MI

Home Propane Tank Rental

Applebee Oil and Propane offers home propane tank installation services for both above ground tanks, as well as those that are installed below the ground. No matter which type of tank you choose, we have licensed plumbers that are familiar with propane installations. We guarantee a safe and clean installation for your home propane tank!

Above ground propane tank

The most cost-effective solutions for residential propane storage.

For home propane tanks, an above-ground tank is the most popular route. This option costs considerably less and is a more cost-effective options for maintenance compared to below-ground propane tanks.

What to consider with an above-ground propane tank

Above-ground propane tanks are usually visible on the property. Although, homeowners and installers can be creative in minimizing the visibility of tank with alignment and placement.
Installation can vary. Depending on your property, the ground on which the tank lays may need to be graded for a level surface. The tank may also need to be placed on a concrete slab or a secured concrete footing.

Below Ground Propane Tank

The best choice for home owners that are conscious about the looks of their property. Applebee Oil and Propane will help guide you through the below ground propane tank installation process.

If you're worried about the aesthetics of having a home propane tank and are unable to place it out of site, the best route would be for a below-ground propane storage tank. As mentioned about, the cost of maintaining a below ground propane tank is slightly more. However, the intervals of the maintenance are much lower because the tank is not exposed to the elements.

What to consider with a below-ground propane tank

Mainly the cost of installing the propane tank underground requires more work. This means that there will be additional costs involved, such as labor and equipment needed to get the job done properly.
Excavation requires contractors to make sure the tank has been placed 1-2 feet below ground level and secured before it's back-filled properly for safety reasons.