Category Archives: Propane

How to Prevent Damage to Your Propane Tank

Posted on November 30, 2017 by Texas Propane

Propane tanks are subject to protection requirements for obvious reasons. Propane tanks that are “subject to vehicular traffic” need protection from any type of impact caused by a vehicle. Tanks that are subject to tampering of any kind also require … Continue reading →

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Propane and BTU (British Thermal Unit) Ratings

Posted on November 18, 2017 by Texas Propane

BTU stands for British Thermal Unit and is a unit of measurement, similar to that of gallon or pound. It is what the entire propane world revolves around. Surprisingly, the LP Gas industry is not solely dependent on gallons or … Continue reading →

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Texas Propane Tank Installation Process

Posted on October 30, 2017 by Texas Propane

  Here at Texas Propane, we are licensed propane company that can perform propane tank installation. Attempting to install your own propane tank is not only illegal, but not advised without the professional knowledge and background.

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Texas Propane Tank Types

Posted on October 16, 2017 by Texas Propane

Texas propane tanks come in a variety of shapes and sizes for any number of uses. Residential, agricultural, industrial and commercial applications are just a few of the many that use propane. We advise our customers when it comes to … Continue reading →

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How to Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning and Incomplete Combustion in Propane Appliances

Posted on September 18, 2017 by Texas Propane

Carbon Monoxide (CO) is responsible for almost 25 percent of all propane related fatalities. It is the product of incomplete gas combustion often because propane appliances are improperly adjusted. Properly functioning propane appliances will produce an “ideal burn” during combustion … Continue reading →

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What is the Propane Gas Service Line?

Posted on September 6, 2017 by Texas Propane

The propane gas service line (also known as the LPG yard line) that runs between the tank and the structure housing the gas appliances is the service piping. Typically, the propane yard line consists of copper tubing or plastic polyethylene … Continue reading →

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Propane Cylinder Requirements in Texas

Posted on August 7, 2017 by Texas Propane

Rules and regulations pertaining to Texas Propane cylinders and LP Gas bottles account for their portability, as well as their variety of uses. There are numerous propane cylinder requirements, which involve storage, transportation and acceptable use. Texas Propane will list … Continue reading →

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Texas Propane Provides Important Information about LP Gas Space Heaters

Posted on July 24, 2017 by Texas Propane

Texas Propane space heaters are frequently referred to as room heaters because they are designed to heat a portion of a building such as a room or living area. While these heaters are portable and can easily be moved, they … Continue reading →

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Texas Propane Discusses the Type of Outdoor Propane Heaters and Safety

Posted on July 10, 2017 by Texas Propane

Propane patio heaters and outdoor heaters are becoming extremely popular and are increasingly visible at restaurants and on backyard patios. As the name implies, outdoor heaters are for outdoor use, not for temporary indoor use. While an outdoor heater may … Continue reading →

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Texas Propane’s Liquid Withdrawal Valve

Posted on June 26, 2017 by Texas Propane

The liquid withdrawal valve is commonly known by its manufacturers given name such as Chek-Lok or Checkmate. However, the proper name is “actuated liquid withdrawal excess flow valve”. It serves as critical role in propane tank liquid evacuation. This valve … Continue reading →

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