Propane Tank Sizes & Installation
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Propane Depot has the residential propane tank sizes and installation services you need to ensure your home is safe and comfortable year-round—at the most affordable price. Our installation specialists are here to help you determine what tank size and placement best suits your home’s—and your property’s—unique needs.
Tank Installation
Aboveground propane tanks are designed to withstand a variety of natural elements, from rain and snow to extreme heat and cold and are available for lease or purchase.
Underground propane tanks don’t take up any square-footage in your yard and are treated with an environmentally safe coating to combat corrosion and extend its lifespan.
Propane Depot installation professionals will:
✓ Make sure you get the lowest price
✓ Obtain all the required permits for installation
✓ Adhere to all local, state, and national codes
✓ Determine ideal tank placement
✓ Install your aboveground tank or the propane supply piping, house hook-up, and tank for an underground installation
Tank Sizes
100lb
Aboveground Tank
- Uses include temporary heating needs
- Holds 23.6 gallons of propane*
56 Gallon/200lb
Aboveground Tank
- Uses include cooking, clothes dryers, and propane-fueled fire logs
- Holds 46 gallons of propane*
120 Gallon/420lb
Aboveground Tank
- Uses include hot water heaters, space heaters, pool heaters, cooking, and clothes drying. For multiple uses or heating, install multiple 120-gallon tanks or consider upgrading to a 500-gallon tank
- Holds 96 gallons of propane*
500 Gallon
Aboveground or Underground Tank
- Uses include all listed above, plus central heating and generators
- Holds 400 gallons of propane*
1,000 Gallon
Aboveground or Underground Tank
- Uses include all listed above for higher-use customers
- Holds 800 gallons of propane*
2,000 Gallon
Underground Tank
- Uses include all listed above for higher-use customers
- Holds 1,600 gallons of propane*
*By law, we may only fill tanks to 80 percent of their capacity to allow for temperature-related expansion.