Sevier County Propane

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom and our country. We are grateful for their courage, dedication, and service, and we remember them with respect and gratitude.

When storms strike, every household deserves the peace of mind that comes from reliable backup power. Standby generators connect to your propane supply and electrical system, providing whole-home power to maintain things like your HVAC system, refrigerator, and medical devices. These units operate quietly and efficiently, helping you remain safe and comfortable until grid power is restored.

Earth Day is a reminder that energy choices matter. Propane offers a reliable, lower-emission option that helps power homes, farms, and businesses every day. We’re proud to be part of an industry that continues working toward responsible energy solutions.

When choosing a home heating system, long-term performance is just as important as day-to-day comfort. Propane furnaces are designed to deliver dependable warmth season after season.

Get more out of every gallon. A few considerations can make a real difference in propane efficiency.

1. Keep Your Propane System in Good Working Condition
Properly maintaining your propane system supports performance and dependable comfort throughout the year. Regular attention to your propane tank, connected equipment, and surrounding area helps ensure your system operates safely and efficiently.

2. Improve Your Home Energy Habits
Simple habits that support efficiency include turning off lights when leaving a room or using natural light when possible, unplugging electronics and chargers when they are not in use, and keeping heating vents clear so air circulates freely.

3. Upgrade to More Efficient Propane Equipment
Newer propane appliances often include efficiency improvements and updated safety features that support performance. For homeowners who already use propane for heating, upgrading or adding more propane appliances can help streamline energy use across the home.

Small adjustments can make a big impact on winter energy use. Here are some tips to help with efficiency and cost savings during winter:

• Lower your water heater to 120°F. This warm setting is slightly below manufacturer default but is still sufficient for everyday use.

• When you're asleep or away, lower the thermostat by 10-15 degrees.

• Close the fireplace damper when it's not in use to prevent valuable heat from escaping up the chimney.

• Keep your heating vents clear of anything that will prevent air from circulating properly, causing your furnace to work overtime.

• Cover drafty windows and doorframes to reduce heat loss. Window insulator kits from your local hardware store are a quick fix, but any heavy-duty plastic will do the trick.

Here’s to a fresh start and a warm year ahead. We’re proud to support homes and businesses in our community with dependable propane service you can count on. Wishing you a safe and happy New Year!

It's officially winter, and propane is here to keep homes warm on even the coldest days. Make sure your home is ready for the season by placing your order now.

Tag a neighbor or friend who might appreciate a winter reminder. 🌨️⬇️

Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate warmth, family, friends, and the comforts of home. We are grateful for every customer and the opportunity to serve our communities. From our team to your home, we are thankful for your trust and support.

Safety starts with awareness. Knowing how to check your tank, clear snow, and prevent incidents keeps your home cozy all season. Here are six important steps to protect your home this winter:

1. Check your propane level if you use our Will Call delivery service and schedule a fill at 30% or at least 7 days ahead of time. Want peace of mind and fewer to-dos? Switch to our Auto Fill delivery service and let us handle the rest.

2. Clear snow, ice, and debris from around your tank and access path.

3. Seal windows and doors to keep warm air in and save fuel.

4. Schedule a maintenance check with a qualified technician to keep your system running efficiently all winter.

5. Inspect your generator. Make sure your propane generator is fueled, maintained, and ready for use. Check filters, refill portable cylinders, and test it before the next storm.

6. Review propane safety. Everyone in your household should know what propane smells like and what to do if you suspect a leak.