Propane tanks built to spec,
delivered to your site.

Above ground is cheaper to buy, faster to install and far easier to service — no excavation, no anode bag, and you can see the gauge. Underground is chosen when the tank has to be out of sight or clearances on the plot are tight. Both are the same ASME vessel; the underground version is coated and supplied with a riser and a magnesium anode bag for corrosion protection.

Add up the BTU rating of everything you want to run and tell us the climate. As a rule of thumb: 120 gallon for one appliance or a standby generator, 250 gallon for heat and hot water in a small home, 500 gallon for a whole house, and 1000 gallon once you are into large homes, farms and commercial kitchens. If you are between two sizes, go up — a tank that never drops below 30% refills cheaper.

Not when it is documented. Every used unit we sell is pressure tested, has a live ASME or DOT stamp, and comes with a photograph of its data plate and the test paperwork. We do not sell a tank we would not set on our own property. Used tanks are not returnable once filled, which is why we are careful about which ones we list.

Flat-rate freight is $540 per tank anywhere in the contiguous United States, with licensed insured carriers who move regulated equipment daily. Remote sites, limited-access deliveries and jobs needing a crane or extended lift gate can carry an extra charge — we tell you before you pay, not after. The carrier calls ahead to arrange the window.

Yes. Pick cryptocurrency at checkout and 2% comes off the order total immediately — you will see it as a line on the order before you place it. We accept BTC, ETH and USDT, and the quoted crypto amount is held for 30 minutes against the market rate.

No, and deliberately. We settle by Zelle, bank wire, Cash App, Chime, Apple Pay or crypto, which keeps our prices lower on equipment this heavy. No card details are ever entered on this website — we email the payment details with your invoice and confirm receipt before anything ships.