Propane
We supply hundreds of homes with propane. Aside from heating your home, propane can be used to heat hot water tanks and swimming pools, dry clothes, prepare food, and space heat rooms.
Did You Know?
Propane is an environmentally friendly liquid fuel that is free of lead and has very low sulfur contents.
Equipment and appliances requiring propane are more durable than their electric counterparts.
Propane high-efficiency furnaces can provide energy costs savings of up to one-third over conventionally powered units!
Pricing Program Options
Fixed Price Program - This program provides the ultimate protection, as your price will never exceed the guaranteed low cap price. If the Crabb Energy market price is lower than your current cap price, you will pay the lower amount. However, if the market price increases, you will continue to pay your lower cap price. This program requires automatic delivery, credit approval, and a minimum of 500 gallons per season.
Pre-Buy Fixed Price - This program allows you to purchase your propane in bulk at the lowest price possible. We will deliver your propane throughout the heating season on an as-needed basis. This program requires a minimum purchase of 500 gallons.
Market Price - This is a variable price program that reflects the market price at the time of each delivery. The price will increase or decrease throughout the year depending on the fuels market. This program is available with will call or automatic delivery.
Services
We offer 24-hour emergency service throughout the heating season to ensure that you and your family are comfortable. With Crabb Energy, you can expect to receive the small town customer service you deserve.
- No charge for the tank installation (restrictions may apply)
- Complimentary home safety inspection
- Track usage to ensure your tank is never empty
- Quick and responsive solutions to customer's needs
- Competitive rates
- Accommodating to your home heating needs
Locations We Serve
Propane Safety
At Crabb Energy, safety is a top priority. Our technicians are thoroughly trained in specialized safety techniques and safe handling procedures. By having a qualified service technician inspect and service your propane system, you can feel at ease knowing that your appliances are running as efficiently as possible, saving you money.
Download our complete overview of propane safety.
Propane Safety Measures and Tips
Here are some helpful tips to keep you and your family safe when it comes to propane:
Lighting Pilot Lights- If a pilot light repeatedly goes out (or is very difficult to light) there may be a safety problem. Do not try to fix the problem yourself. Call a qualified service technician for help.
Appliance Maintenance - Only a qualified service technician has the training to install, service, maintain, and repair your appliances. Don't try to modify or repair valves, regulators, connectors, controls, or other appliance and cylinder/tank parts. If you have an older appliance, have a service technician inspect the connector as they tend to crack or break.
Don't Run Out of Gas - Running out of gas can cause serious safety hazards including fire or explosion. In many states, a propane retailer or qualified service technician must perform a leak check of your system before turning on the gas.
