Propane Makes Your House a Home
Learn why propane is an affordable, efficient, and environmentally friendly home energy source.
See How You Can Use Propane In Your Home
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Water Heating
Propane water heaters provide on-demand hot water, ensuring that everyone in your family gets a hot shower.
Learn MoreClothes Drying
Propane clothes dryers are easier on fabrics, tough on wrinkles, and deliver greater energy efficiency compared with electric models.
Learn MoreHome Heating
Propane furnaces offer best-in-class efficiency and provide comfortable, consistent heat during even the coldest weather.
Learn MoreGrill
When you fire up a grill powered by propane, you’re using an energy source that’s good for food and the environment.
Learn MoreOutdoor Living
Create a backyard oasis with propane outdoor living features like patio heaters, fire pits, pool heaters, gas lighting, and more.
Learn MoreFireplace
Propane fireplaces provide six times the heating capacity of wood burning models with no soot or ash – all at the flick of a switch.
Learn MoreRanges, Ovens, and Stoves
Get precise temperature control and even cooking with propane ranges, ovens, and stoves.
Learn MoreHome Heating
Propane furnaces offer best-in-class efficiency and provide comfortable, consistent heat during even the coldest weather.
Learn MoreWater Heating
Propane water heaters are highly efficient and provide on-demand hot water for all household needs.
Learn MoreGenerator
Propane generators provide powerful, reliable energy for homes and families, even when the electric grid fails.
Learn MorePropane Appliances
Propane Powers Everyday Moments
Propane can make bath time more fun and make your next family gathering that much warmer. From water and home heating, to cooking and clothes drying, propane brings home affordability, versatility and reliability.
A Clean Energy Solution
Fuel Savings
Because propane appliances are highly efficient, they can lower your energy bills
Lower Maintenance & Safety
Propane is a clean fuel that doesn't produce buildup, meaning appliances require less maintenance, which leads to a lower risk of safety risks.
Incentives
Some areas that invest in energy efficiency provide tax credits, rebates, or incentives for homeowners who use propane.
Reliability
Propane is widely available, and keeps your appliances running even in extreme weather conditions.
Better Air Quality
Because propane is a clean burning fuel, it improves local air quality, providing a safer environment for your household.
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Propane Power Generation
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Propane standby generators are a powerful, reliable way to protect homes and families, as well as buildings and businesses, from the damage a power outage can cause.
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Water & Home Heating
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Propane water heaters, furnaces, and boilers use less energy, cost less to operate, and have fewer emissions compared with electric models.
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Upgrading to Propane Appliances
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Whether you're replacing aging appliances or bringing home new ones, count on propane to deliver comfort along with more savings, more reliability and more versatility than electric options. Explore your propane appliance options below!
Manufactured Homes Combine Energy Efficiency and Style
Modular homes provide a cost-effective solution that allows homeowners to build where they want. Construction expert Anthony Carrino explains why modular homes and propane-powered appliances are a match made in a warehouse.
Hybrid Heat Pump Solutions
Traditional electric heat pumps struggle to deliver comfort and efficiency in cold temperatures. Hydronic heat pump solutions feature hybrid technology to bring the comfort of propane to newly installed or pre-existing heat pumps.
Homeowners can Convert From Fuel Oil to Propane
A Cape Cod home in an area affected by power outages needed reliable, clean energy. They converted from heating oil to propane for resilient power, lower heating bills, and environmental responsibility.
U.S. households use propane for space heating, water heating, or cooking. 1
More energy efficiency when using propane tankless water heaters compared to conventional storage water heaters. 2
Fewer greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) by residential propane furnaces than electric furnaces. 3
How Do I Get Started?
Explore Your Appliance Options
Don’t stop with just a propane water heater or furnace. Once you’ve included propane for one appliance, it’s easy to add propane kitchen appliances, clothes dryers, fireplaces, backup power, and more. Your propane supplier can assist you with ensuring your replacement appliances are properly installed, or getting propane to your new appliances.
Work With A Propane Supplier
Your propane supplier can assist you with ensuring your replacement appliances are properly installed, or getting propane to your new appliances.
Appliances
Your builder or remodeler can work hand in hand with your propane supplier to ensure proper installation of your propane appliances. And don’t worry about propane holding up your project. In many cases, using propane can speed things up, because you’re not at the mercy of public utilities for connections to the grid.
They’re going to be a lot happier at the end of the day if they stick with gas. Propane is the right choice.
Richard Laughlin, President, Laughlin Homes and Restoration