What Happens If Water Gets Into a Propane Tank?

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What Happens If Water Gets Into a Propane Tank? Propane tanks are designed to allow propane to be stored safely in a sealed environment, preventing exposure to outside contaminants (moisture, dirt and debris). A well-maintained propane tank should never contain water in normal operation. But, for some homeowners, they may wonder what could occur if […]

Can Lightning Strike a Propane Tank?

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Can Lightning Strike a Propane Tank? Thunderstorms often raise questions about the safety of outdoor equipment, including propane tanks. Many homeowners may ask themselves if propane tanks can be hit by lightning and the effects of a lightning strike.Propane tanks are usually located in open spaces outside homes and businesses, and many homeowners may wonder […]

Can Heavy Rain Affect Your Propane System?

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Can Heavy Rain Affect Your Propane System? One of the most frequent weather hazards that homeowners undergo is heavy rain, and they prepare for it by looking after roofs, gutters, drainage systems, and landscaping. Many people also ask if long periods of rain could impact their propane system. Propane tanks are placed outside the building […]

What to Do If You Run Out of Propane During a Holiday Weekend

LP Propane delivery truck filling a residential propane tank during winter

What to Do If You Run Out of Propane During a Holiday Weekend Running out of propane is never handy, but it might be particularly stressful on a holiday weekend. Propane is used in many homes for purposes such as hot water, cooking, heating, fireplaces, backup power, outdoor appliances, and more. Preparation is even more […]

Why Propane Tanks Have Pressure Relief Valves and Why They Matter

LP Propane delivery truck parked in front of a propane storage tank during summer

Why Propane Tanks Have Pressure Relief Valves and Why They Matter Propane tanks have a variety of safety features to help keep the fuel stored and used safely during normal operation. One of the most significant of these features is the pressure relief valve. During a tank inspection, many homeowners might be aware of this, […]

Should You Add a Second Propane Tank or Upgrade to a Larger One?

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Should You Add a Second Propane Tank or Upgrade to a Larger One? Many people who use propane for home heating or cooling eventually require more fuel storage. There are many reasons why homeowners may want to consider installing a second propane tank, or swapping their existing unit for a larger one, such as a […]

Buying a Home With a Propane Tank: What You Need to Know

LP Propane technician servicing a propane tank next to the delivery truck at a residential property in summer

Buying a Home With a Propane Tank: What You Need to Know There are numerous things to consider when purchasing a home, including the roof, HVAC system, utilities and energy sources. Propane is used for all sorts of residential uses instead of natural gas, including space and water heating, cooking, fireplaces, generators and more, in […]

Can you have two propane tanks on one property?

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Can you have two propane tanks on one property? Propane is a versatile source of energy for heating, cooking, water heating, back-up power generation, agriculture and more. With the increasing demand for energy, some homeowners, businesses, farms and commercial facilities may ask themselves if they can satisfy their fuel consumption with one propane tank. Fuel […]

Propane Management for Property Managers

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Propane Management for Property Managers The property manager’s job is to ensure that tenants have safe, comfortable and efficient living and working conditions. Regardless of whether it’s a multifamily residence, an apartment complex, a commercial building, a vacation home, or a mixed-use project, utility management is an integral aspect of everyday operations. Because of the […]

What Happens To Your Propane Tank When You Move?

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What Happens To Your Propane Tank When You Move? There are a lot of elements to think about when relocating to a new residence, including things like utilities, moving, and even service providers. One of the questions that many homeowners don’t consider when moving is what happens to the propane tank? Regardless of whether the […]

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LP Propane Ignite Program – Terms and Conditions

1. Eligibility and Program Requirements
To qualify for and maintain enrollment in the LP Propane Ignite Program and receive the $0.05 per gallon fuel discount, the Customer must simultaneously enroll in and maintain active status in the following three core services:

Auto Fill Delivery: The Customer authorizes LP Propane to automatically monitor, schedule, and deliver propane to the designated tank when levels dictate, bypassing the standard Will Call scheduling requirements.

Auto Pay: The Customer must maintain a valid, authorized payment method on file (Credit Card, Debit Card, or ACH/Direct Draft). Invoices will be automatically drafted within 7 days after the delivery.

Paperless Billing: The Customer agrees to receive all invoices, statements, and program communications via email. Opting out of online billing or requesting paper statements will result in a $4.95 monthly fee and disqualification from the program.

2. Fuel Discount Terms

The $0.05 per gallon discount applies exclusively to the standard market rate of propane at the exact time of delivery.

The discount is applied automatically on invoice.

This discount cannot be combined with specific commercial contract pricing or volume discounts unless expressly authorized in writing by LP Propane.

3. Tank Monitoring and Delivery Access

LP Propane may utilize physical tank monitors or advanced usage-tracking algorithms to schedule deliveries.

Access Requirements: The Customer must ensure the propane tank is always completely accessible to delivery personnel and vehicles. The pathway must be free of obstacles, locked gates, debris, or unrestrained animals within a 100-foot radius.

Seasonal Maintenance: During winter months, the Customer is legally responsible for clearing snow, ice, and paths leading to the tank. If a delivery vehicle cannot safely access the tank, the delivery will be delayed, and any emergency filling fees incurred due to subsequent low fuel levels will be billed to the Customer.

4. Credit Status and Payment Failures

If an Auto Pay transaction is declined or fails for any reason (e.g., expired card, insufficient funds), the Customer must update their account billing details immediately. If the transaction remains unprocessed for 30 days despite attempts by LP Propane to contact the Customer, the account will be automatically unenrolled from the program.

If an account balance becomes past due, LP Propane reserves the right to suspend Auto Fill privileges, pause the $0.05 per gallon discount, and transition the account to a "Will Call / Cash on Delivery" basis until the account is brought current and after review and approval of LP Propane’s credit department.

5. Program Termination or Changes

Customer Termination: Removing any of the mandatory components (Auto Fill, Auto Pay, or Paperless Billing) constitutes voluntary termination from the program. If you would like to opt out of the Ignite program you must submit 30 day written notice

Company Modifications: LP Propane reserves the right to alter, modify, or terminate the Ignite Program framework, including discount amounts or underlying eligibility terms.

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