Propane

One Fuel. So Many Possibilities.

Propane is a versatile, dependable, clean-burning, and convenient energy source used throughout the home for heating, hot water, cooking, fireplaces, generators, and outdoor applications.

At Miller Fuel, we provide propane delivery and complete in-house service, giving you one local company to count on for your fuel and propane equipment needs.

What Can Propane Be Used For?

  • Home heating

  • Hot water

  • Cooking

  • Indoor fireplaces

  • Generators

  • Clothes dryers

  • Pool and spa heating

  • Outdoor kitchens

  • Fire pits and patio heaters

One fuel source can serve many different needs throughout your home.

Clean-Burning Fuel

Propane is a clean-burning fuel that produces fewer pollutants at the point of use than many conventional heating fuels. When propane equipment is properly installed, maintained, and adjusted for the correct air-to-fuel ratio, it burns very cleanly and efficiently, producing little to no residue.

Regular safety inspections are recommended to ensure your propane equipment is operating properly and safely, while helping keep the system performing at its optimum capacity.

Less Maintenance

Propane systems generally have fewer fuel-related maintenance requirements. Unlike heating oil systems, propane equipment does not require fuel filters to be routinely changed, and propane contains fewer impurities that can contribute to fuel-related buildup and maintenance.

More Space. Less Spill Risk.

Propane tanks are installed outside the home, which can free up valuable basement or utility-room space that would otherwise be occupied by an indoor fuel tank.

There is also an important difference between propane and heating oil in the event of a major fuel leak. Propane is stored as a gas under pressure and, when released, dissipates into the atmosphere. Heating oil is a liquid that can leak, spread, and potentially migrate into soil and surrounding areas.

A significant heating-oil spill can become a serious environmental and property concern, potentially requiring extensive cleanup and remediation. Depending on the location and severity of a spill, contamination can affect the soil beneath or around a home and may create significant disruption for the homeowner while the situation is being addressed.

Choosing propane eliminates the need to store a large quantity of liquid fuel inside your home, providing another advantage in terms of space, cleanliness, and reducing the potential for an indoor liquid-fuel spill.

Home Heating & Hot Water

Propane provides dependable home heating and can also be used for hot water, including high-demand applications where quick recovery is important.

Cooking

Many homeowners prefer propane for cooking because it provides instant, adjustable heat and precise temperature control.

Indoor Propane Fireplaces

A propane fireplace brings warmth, comfort, and ambiance into your home without the work that comes with burning wood.

Enjoy the look and feel of a fire without hauling firewood, dealing with ashes, or constantly tending the fire. Propane fireplaces are convenient, easy to use, and can provide supplemental heat and comfort at the touch of a button.

Outdoor Living

Propane can also be used for fire pits, patio heaters, outdoor kitchens, grills, and other outdoor appliances, making outdoor spaces more comfortable and convenient.

Backup Power & Resilience

Propane is an excellent fuel source for a standby generator, providing dependable fuel during power outages and helping keep essential systems operating when you need them most.

Depending on the type of equipment and installation, certain propane cooktops and indoor fireplaces can also provide cooking or supplemental heat during a power outage.

The right equipment can give your home another layer of comfort and resilience when the unexpected happens.

Is Propane Right for You?

Contact us to discuss whether propane is a good fit for your home and learn about the options available to you, including our propane tank leasing program.

We're happy to answer your questions, discuss your options, and help you determine what makes the most sense for your home and heating needs.

Let's talk about propane.