We Will Tell You the Proper Size You Will Need
Choosing the right size propane appliance, whether it be a water heater or a refrigerator, means faster recovery time and energy savings. Our professionals here at Texas Propane can tell you what size propane appliance is right for you before you buy and make sure your investment is smart.
No Leaking From Your Propane Appliance
Improper installation of a propane appliance can put you and your family at risk for fuel leaks, water leaks and insufficient venting. Cleaning up a messy leak can be a huge inconvenience.
But fuel leaks and insufficient venting can put your family at risk for gas leaks and carbon monoxide. Hiring a professional to install your propane appliance ensures that all valves and hoses will be properly attached.
Professional Installation is More Economical
Hiring a professional to install your propane appliance can be more economical. For example, the average cost of a 50 gallon hot water heater is $600-$700. If you choose to install it yourself, you’ll save a few hundred dollars in labor costs to install your new hot water heater. But is it worth the opportunity cost of 5+ hours on your Saturday?
Professional Installation Saves Time and Ensures Safety
Between running the kids to their daily activities, getting dinner on the table and making sure homework is finished on Sunday night — do you really have time to purchase, transport and install a propane appliance?
Instead of dedicating your Saturday afternoon to a propane appliance instruction manual and misplacing your wrench for the umteenth time — hire a professional to save your the time and the headache! Contact Texas Propane with the link below for more information!
I really appreciated this post, especially since my wife and I are about to move into a new home. I usually like to do as many projects as I can on my own, but I have learned over the years that it’s important to let the professionals do their job sometimes. Since we’ll need propane appliances, I would definitely want to avoid any kinds of leaks or other problems. Thanks for sharing this!