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Propane Tanks

Tevis offers many options when it comes to selecting the right propane tank for your needs. Our tank experts will help you every step of the way!

Aboveground or Below?
500-gallon and 1000-gallon tanks are available for both above-ground and underground installation. This gives homeowners several options to meet both their usage and property requirements.

Tevis uses cathodic anodes in all its underground tank installations to protect the tank against corrosion that would otherwise occur as a result of the natural electrochemical reaction between the tank and the surrounding soil. Such materials promote long underground tank life and are exceptionally safe.

120 and 47-gallon tanks are installed aboveground only.

Although we think propane tanks are beautiful, there are a variety of ways to enclose or camouflage your above-ground propane tank. (Please be sure to read the Propane Safety Instructions.)

Owning vs. Leasing Your Propane Tank
You have the choice of either purchasing your tank or leasing it. In either case, Tevis will provide expert installation.

Our low leasing fees can be billed quarterly, semi-annually, or annually. They can also be paid monthly when included with your fuel in our monthly budget payment plan.

Leasing also includes all regular tank maintenance, as specified in your lease agreement.




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Tank Size


Tevis offers several tank sizes: 1000, 500, 120 and 47 gallons. The size you choose depends on how propane will be used in your home.

Large tanks (500 and 1000 gallons) are intended for homes where propane will be used for whole-house heating. These tanks will accommodate other heating functions, such as domestic hot water, cooking appliances, gas logs, clothes driers, etc. If you plan to use propane for several heating functions, a 1000 gallon tank is advised for added convenience and savings.

Small tanks (47 and 120 gallons) are intended for appliances such as cooking and gas logs, rather than whole-house heating.

As is true with many products, the more gallons of propane you buy at a time, the lower your per-gallon price.