At Miami Gas, we’ve built our reputation on providing reliable propane delivery to homeowners throughout South Florida. For years, we’ve worked to ensure families across the region have access to the propane they need, when they need it most.
We understand that precision, security, and convenience are top priorities when it comes to managing your home’s propane supply. That’s why we’ve partnered with Otodato to offer smart, wireless propane tank monitoring to all customers who purchase more than $150 of propane annually. This innovative solution gives you complete peace of mind, ensuring your propane supply is one less thing to worry about.
Our wireless propane tank monitoring system takes the hassle out of managing your propane levels. No more running outside to check your tank gauge in the rain or guessing how much propane you have left. With smart technology, you’ll always know your exact propane levels, and you’ll never have to worry about running out of fuel again. Our system handles it all for you, keeping you informed and ensuring timely deliveries.
Otodato’s wireless propane tank monitors are built to last, with cutting-edge engineering that makes them both durable and completely waterproof. These monitors are designed to work seamlessly in all kinds of weather, giving you reliable performance rain or shine.
When you enroll in our wireless propane tank monitoring service, we take care of every detail so you don’t have to. From installation to ongoing monitoring, we’ve streamlined the process to make it as simple and stress-free as possible.
Our Miami Gas team professionally installs the Otodato monitor directly onto your home’s propane tank. Since most tanks are located outdoors, there’s no need for you to be home during installation. We’ll handle everything, so you can go about your day.
The Otodato monitor uses advanced wireless and cellular technology—similar to what powers your smartphone—to track your tank’s propane levels in real time. This technology keeps both our team and you updated 24/7, ensuring we always know your exact propane levels. Whether you’re at home or on the go, you can check your levels anytime using the Otodato app on your smartphone, computer, or tablet.
When your tank gauge hits a preset level, you’ll receive an instant notification via email or text, letting you know it’s time for a refill. At the same time, our Miami Gas team receives the same alert, allowing us to immediately schedule a propane delivery. You’ll never have to contact us or worry about running out—your tank will be refilled quickly, ensuring your home stays comfortable and well-supplied.
Our wireless propane tank monitoring system offers unmatched convenience and peace of mind. Every Miami Gas customer benefits from having one less thing to manage, but we’ve found that some homeowners find this service particularly invaluable. Here are a few examples.
Ready for worry-free propane service? Become a Miami Gas customer today and enjoy FREE wireless propane tank monitoring with qualifying purchases. Let us handle your propane needs so you can focus on what matters most!
If you use portable cylinders to fuel your grill, you probably either own a tank and refill it, or you put a deposit down and use a propane tank exchange service. We think owning your own portable tank is the smarter option, but when it comes to residential propane tanks, the opposite is true.
For starters, replacing a portable cylinder that can no longer be certified is a fairly low-cost expense, compared to maintenance of a full-size tank. And, while with a cylinder exchange you technically give back a few gallons of propane that you’ve paid for every time you get a new tank, that’s not the case with a leased tank, which stays on your property.
Whether you’re a new homeowner who has never run a home with propane, or you’re thinking of making the switch to propane, we can help you understand all your options when it comes to leasing or buying a propane storage tank.
The only benefit of owning a tank is that you aren’t obligated to buy your propane from any particular dealer. Don’t like the service? Take your business elsewhere. If you are leasing a propane tank and want to switch dealers, you’ll also have to replace the tank.
When you own your tank, you need to pay for maintenance and inspections, and you’re responsible for the repair of leaks. Keep in mind the care and maintenance of a propane storage tank is not generally a DIY job, other than visually monitoring for corrosion. You’ll need to pay a professional for those services. And, if your needs change, and you need a bigger or smaller tank, you’ll have to pay for a new tank and pay to have it installed.
Leasing a residential propane tank is a convenient, low-hassle option for many homeowners. When you lease a propane storage tank, all the maintenance is our responsibility. We’ll take care of regular inspections, too. And since it’s our tank, you can be sure we’ll take good care of it for you. And if your needs change and you need a different size tank, we’ll handle that as well.
You may wonder why the size of your tank matters. If you outgrow your propane tank, you’ll need to order propane too often—or risk the cost and hassle of runouts. Getting a big tank means you’ll need fewer refills—and you may be able to avoid or lessen the sting from price spikes. But, a bigger tank is, well, bigger: you’ll need space to bury it. And if it’s above-ground, a huge tank can detract from curb appeal.
The only downside of leasing a propane storage tank is that you are committed to buying propane from the company you lease from. But when you work with a great, local company that puts customer service first, it’s likely you’ll be happy with your choice. There’s a reason homeowners and businesses in the greater Miami area trust Miami Gas for all their propane needs. We can make installation and maintenance of your tank easy. And we’ll provide reliable propane delivery services, too.
Contact us for more information today—and ask about our convenient wireless tank monitoring and automatic delivery service!
One of the many benefits of propane is that it doesn’t spoil in your tank. That’s why it’s a great fuel for powering backup generators: it’s there and works when you need it. How you use propane plays a big part in how much propane you might use on a daily or monthly basis.
If you use propane to power an appliance or two, a 500-gallon tank could last as much as 14 months. For a home in the Northeast using propane to run a furnace or boiler in the winter, plus for heating water and running multiple appliances, that same 500-gallon tank will last about six to eight weeks. That’s based on data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, which finds the average American home uses about 750 gallons each winter for heating, water heating, and cooking.
Of course, here in South Florida, we don’t have an extended “heating season”—although we’ve seen some major cold snaps. It helps to know that different appliances burn propane at different rates, and some appliances don’t use much propane. For example, a propane cooking range only uses about 35 gallons a year. If that’s your only propane appliance, a 500-gallon tank will last 11 years! On the other hand, a propane fireplace uses about 200 gallons a year.
A traditional water heater burns about 1.5 gallons of propane a day, or about 200–300 gallons per year. A tankless water heater will use between 0.5 and 2 gallons per running hour—basically, how long you are using hot water, since they heat on demand. Pool heaters use more propane, because they’re heating a much larger volume of water.
A couple of other things to consider: how many people are in your household? One or two people will use a lot less water for bathing, dishwashing, and laundry than a big family. If you travel often or are a “snowbird,” your usage will also vary, and a tank of propane could last you longer than average.
While we don’t need to worry as much about heating, we do have to worry about storm-related power outages. One of the many benefits of running your home with propane is that you can also use it to power a whole-house generator. When storms bring down power lines, a standby generator turns on automatically and can run key equipment—or everything in your home.
The average 5,000-watt standby generator will run for about 7 to 10 days on a 500-gallon propane tank.
When it comes to residential propane use, propane tanks typically range from 120 gallons to 500 gallons, depending on what appliances and equipment you are running. Getting a larger tank means you’ll need fewer refills—and you may be able to avoid or lessen the sting from price spikes. But a bigger tank is, well, bigger: you’ll need space to bury it, and if it’s above ground, it can detract from your home’s curb appeal.
If you feel like you need deliveries too often—more than every six weeks or so—you might need a bigger tank. When it comes to finding your propane tank size sweet spot, our expert team can help. We will assess your needs and make sure you get a propane tank that makes sense for your South Florida home.
From tanks and tank monitors to reliable delivery service and equipment installations, the team at Miami Gas is here for you. Contact us today for more information.
Does your business depend on a fleet of propane-powered forklifts? Then you already know how reliable propane is. You know it provides consistent performance, strong power, and dependable fuel efficiency. But what you may not realize is that the way you refuel your equipment can make just as big an impact on your bottom line as the fuel itself.
Many businesses still rely on retail cylinder exchanges. That means when a tank runs empty, an employee has to take time away from the job to haul cylinders off-site, wait for the exchange, and then return before work can continue. That can quickly add up to hours of wasted labor every month—not to mention the extra cost of gas and vehicle use. By switching to an on-site propane fueling station, you can cut out those inefficiencies and unlock a smarter, more cost-effective way to keep your operation running.
On-site fueling gives you everything you need to keep your propane-powered forklifts and other equipment running right at your facility. Through a cylinder program designed for your business, you’ll always have full cylinders stored safely and ready when needed. Our team will evaluate your operations, set up secure cages for storage, and provide training to ensure your staff can handle propane safely and confidently.
Time is money in any business, and on-site propane fueling saves plenty of both. Refueling a forklift with a fresh cylinder typically takes less than 10 minutes. That keeps your operators on the floor, focused on the job instead of losing valuable time to long recharging cycles or off-site trips.
Electric forklifts, for example, can take several hours to recharge—putting equipment out of commission for most of a shift. Electric charging stations also require a big investment of both money and space. Even once charged, electric forklifts often lose power as the battery drains, making them less productive over the course of a workday. Propane-powered forklifts, on the other hand, run at full strength until the cylinder is empty, which keeps productivity consistent.
On-site fueling also delivers measurable cost savings. Eliminating trips for cylinder exchanges reduces fuel expenses for company vehicles. Those savings can extend even further when you consider how many other types of equipment can run on propane. Welding tools, commercial mowers, asphalt heaters, pressure washers, water pumps, small cranes, and even floor buffers can all operate efficiently on propane cylinders.
Maintenance costs are another area where propane shines. Because propane burns cleaner than gasoline or diesel, engines experience less buildup and wear. That translates into fewer repairs, less downtime, and longer-lasting equipment. Every hour you don’t lose to maintenance or breakdowns is another hour your business can stay productive.
An on-site propane fueling station is more than just a convenience—it’s a smart strategy for running a more efficient, productive, and cost-conscious operation. You’ll save money on fuel and labor, reduce equipment downtime, and keep your business running at peak performance. Plus, propane’s cleaner-burning profile supports environmental goals and makes your company more attractive to customers who value sustainability.
At Miami Gas, we specialize in helping businesses like yours take advantage of propane’s benefits. Our commercial propane experts will design a program that fits your unique needs, set you up with the right equipment, and provide the training and support your team needs to succeed.
Ready to learn more? Contact Miami Gas today and discover how an on-site propane fueling station can help your business save time, cut costs, and operate with greater efficiency.
When you are managing the facilities for a school, college, or university, you are always doing the math to balance comfort, safety, and cost. Start taking notes: When it comes to propane and value, you can learn a lot from hotels, hospitals and nursing facilities. It’s a reliable, efficient energy source that powers everything from heating systems to kitchens, buses, and backup generators.
Whether you’re managing a public school district or a private campus, commercial propane can help you reduce energy costs, improve efficiency, and create a more comfortable learning environment year-round. Here’s your primer on the benefits and value of propane:
Propane’s versatility as a source of energy makes it an ideal fuel for a broad range of commercial and institutional uses. Propane can be used for heating, cooking, operating machinery, and even running vehicles. What’s more, is propane not only better for the environment—it’s also great for the bottom line, especially for educational institutions, where dollars are scarce.
Compared to other heating fuels—including electricity—propane heats quickly and burns cleanly, and costs on average 2.5 times less per Btu than heating with electricity, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.
That heating energy makes propane super efficient at heating water, generating much more hot water at a cheaper cost per gallon. That means propane is a smart choice for commercial dishwashers in cafeteria kitchens, as well as for water heating for bathrooms, locker rooms and laundry rooms. Compact tankless propane water heaters can provide hot water to handwashing sinks in bathrooms and dorm kitchenettes on demand, rather than keeping huge tanks of water hot.
Professional chefs prefer gas for cooking for multiple reasons. They love the high heat and precision control they get from propane. It’s a key ingredient to turning out consistently great food. And, temperature control makes it easy to time the finish multiple different dishes at once. The high heat lets them sear and cook quickly. But it’s not just for fine dining—propane is also great for school cafeteria and dining hall kitchens. It can cost-effectively turn out large quantities of food.
You might be surprised to learn that clean-burning propane can fuel much of the landscaping equipment you use to keep school grounds and athletic fields manicured. Propane-powered equipment tends to be quieter than gas-fueled equipment, so you won’t disturb study hall! Propane also puts less wear on equipment, reducing downtime for maintenance or repairs. Propane is also extremely safe, with a very narrow range of flammability.
As hurricane season gets less predictable, and storms get stronger, reliable backup power is essential, particularly for colleges and universities with students living on campus. Propane-powered standby generators will come on automatically when the electricity goes down to keep essential buildings powered up—and the student body safe.
Propane leaves a much smaller carbon footprint than most other sources of energy. Propane also doesn’t harm soil or groundwater – an important factor when it comes to determining whether a fuel is “green.”
Schools and universities are facing rising costs, and budgets for operational expenses are shrinking. Propane can help diversify your energy costs and protect you from rising electricity prices, while at the same time improving efficiency across your campus.
If you want to learn more about how propane can benefit your school or university, contact the commercial propane team at Miami Gas. We’ll help evaluate your needs and show you all the ways propane can benefit your facilities, your students, and the bottom line. Contact us today for more information.
Whether you’re shopping for a new home or planning to make some renovations and upgrades, price and value are probably guiding many of your decisions. When it comes to appliances, energy efficiency is a key factor in the price/value calculation. If you’ve never lived in a propane-fueled home before, you might not know that propane delivers exceptional efficiency and performance at a much lower cost than electricity. You also might be surprised to learn how many household appliances and other equipment run off propane.
Propane generates more Btus than an equivalent amount of electricity, so you need much less propane to produce the same amount of heat or energy. Also, propane appliances waste very little fuel in the combustion process, for a smaller carbon footprint than oil or electricity and great value.
If you’re looking to enhance your home’s value and improve efficiency, propane appliances are a savvy choice. Here’s why:
Water heating is a big percentage of home energy bills—especially when you consider how much hot water a household uses: bathing, laundry, dishwashing. An energy-efficient propane water heater can help you reduce your energy costs and perform better too. Tankless water heaters save energy by instantly heating water when you need it, rather than keeping a large tank hot all the time. As a result, you can enjoy virtually unlimited hot water—while seeing savings of up to 40%!
Nothing beats the precision and control you get cooking with gas. That’s why it’s the first choice of professional chefs in the kitchen—and on the patio. Recent stories about gas stoves and indoor air quality are a bit misleading: While natural gas stoves can potentially emit methane, a potent greenhouse gas, propane contains no methane. And, cooking of any kind creates particulate matter and affects indoor air quality, no matter what fuel is used.
Adding safe and efficient propane patio heaters can let you enjoy your outdoor spaces earlier in the spring and later into the autumn. Fire pits and fire bowls become an attractive focal point and gathering space for entertaining friends and family. And propane-fueled pool and spa heaters will warm up the water much faster than an electric heater, and maintain the temperature better once the water is warm. As a result, propane pool heaters help you keep heating costs under control, while letting you enjoy your pool or spa more.
A propane fireplace brings all the ambiance and warmth of a wood-burning fireplace to any room, without the mess, smoke and ash. And the powerful Btus of a gas fire generates comfortable supplemental heat on those unexpectedly chilly days. Plus, there’s no need for a chimney. Unlike a traditional fireplace, you can install a propane-fueled fireplace just about anywhere: living room, dining room, bedroom, and beyond.
When storms knock out power, a propane-fueled backup generator will keep your lights on, your refrigerator running and everything else powered up until the utility companies can make repairs.
Whether you are refurbishing your existing home, shopping for a new place, building your dream house, or just looking for ways to reduce your energy bills, propane provides great value. The team of pros at Miami Gas have the experience and knowledge to answer all your questions and help make adding propane to your south Florida home easy. We’ll make sure you have the right size propane storage tank for your needs, and provide with great propane services like automatic delivery, wireless tank monitoring, and so much more.
Contact us for more information and to become a customer today.
If you’ve never run out of propane, you might not know what a hassle it can be. There’s the inconvenience, of course. But there’s also the cost of an emergency fill up, plus the expense of a required pressure and leak test for safety. And even if your tank isn’t completely empty, you’ll have problems. When propane levels get too low, air can get into your system, which can lead to expensive damage. In general, you shouldn’t let your tank’s propane level go below 20%.
If you know how to check your propane tank, and stay on top of the task, you don’t have to worry. We’ve got three simple ways to stay on top of the supply status of your propane tank—and eliminate the worry of having to deal with a runout or low-pressure situation.
Our convenient, free automatic delivery service lets you cross the task of checking your propane tank gauge off your to-do list for good. We use a proven algorithm that calculates your propane use to make on-time fill-ups.
Automatic deliveries make things easier on our end too, because we can better plan deliveries, using the most efficient routes. That saves time and money, savings we can pass on to you.
Lots of customers like the ease of our automatic delivery service, but it doesn’t work for everyone. Because it’s based on your average propane use, the algorithm doesn’t work well if you are inconsistent with your propane use—for example if you travel often or use your home seasonally. That’s why we offer wifi propane tank monitoring.
Wireless tank monitors track the level of propane in your tank in real time, and transmit your usage via wireless cellular technology. When the tank gauge reaches a pre-set level, the monitor alerts us—and you—directly via the wireless mobile app.
In addition to timely alerts, the app gives you even more control and insight. You can use it to easily track and adjust your monthly energy consumption—and save on energy costs.
If you manage rental properties, a tank monitor can be a game changer. Whether you handle long-term rentals or short-stay properties, or even an AirBnB, unpredictable usage that varies from week to week or month to month makes it hard to gauge usage—and constantly checking tank levels is really inconvenient.
Even if you opt for automatic delivery or a wireless tank monitor, it’s smart to know how to read the gauge on your propane tank. checking the gauge on your propane tank is almost as easy as reading the fuel gauge in your car.
On an above-ground propane storage tank, you’ll find the gas gauge right at the top of the tank, usually under a lid or dome. If you have an underground tank, the gauge is near the fill pipe. The gauge looks a lot like a speedometer, with numbers going around the edge, and a single pointer. The numbers indicate what percent of gas is in your tank.
Whichever method you choose, you can rest easy knowing tht Miami Gas has your back, with reliable propane deliveries when you need them, plus a wide range of services and equipment installation including backup generators, outdoor appliances and more. Contact us to become a customer today.
Finding that balance between delivering a great product or service at a good value while managing efficiency and controlling cost is a huge challenge for any commercial operation today. That’s why you should know all the benefits that commercial propane can deliver to your business.
Propane is efficient, ecofriendly and safe. What’s more, it’s a cost-effective and versatile fuel for a wide range of commercial uses, including agricultural and landscaping uses; industrial, construction and warehouse needs, such as forklifts; hospitality and food service, and more.
Here are seven industries where propane delivers real bottom-line benefits—but we could keep counting.
Propane’s versatility and efficiency makes it a smart choice for modern farms. It’s a cost-effective, environmentally friendly, clean and portable fuel. Propane does not degrade over time, either, and it won’t contaminate soil or water, which is a real risk with gasoline or diesel if it spills.
Whether you’re growing crops or raising livestock, propane can work for you in many ways:
When it comes to cooking, propane is fast, precise, and efficient.
That’s why most restaurants want the power and versatility of propane in the kitchen. And it’s true, whether you’re running an upscale restaurant, a casual diner, a food truck, or a catering business. One key benefit of propane is the value it brings due to its versatility. Not only can restaurants use propane for grill tops and cooktop burners, but it’s also used in a variety of commercial kitchen equipment, as well as for other back-of-the-house uses.
If you do some or all of your establishment’s laundry on-site, propane runs laundry equipment, too.
Propane can also help boost revenue by helping you expand your outdoor service. Propane-powered patio and deck heaters, fire pits, and hearths add ambiance while giving warmth and comfort—and extending your outdoor dining season. Propane can also be used to operate outdoor lighting with a warm glow.
Resorts and country clubs can make use of propane-powered groundskeeping equipment, from mowers and trimmers to maintenance vehicles and golf-carts, and even weed control. Propane can also help keep outdoor spaces mosquito free.
Propane has a wide range of commercial uses in industrial, manufacturing and warehouse operations. From space heating to forklifts and more, here are just a few of the biggest areas where propane can power your manufacturing business:
When it comes to powering equipment like forklifts, propane will keep your warehouse, construction, or industrial facilities running smoothly with less downtime.
Propane-fueled forklifts can be used outdoors in wet conditions, unlike electric-powered forklifts. Propane-powered forklifts also handle heavy loads better and are more capable when it comes to inclines. And, they will operate at 100% power as long as there’s propane in the cylinder. An electric forklift loses power as the battery drains. Refueling is quick and easy with replaceable cylinders and our convenient cylinder exchange service. Recharging an electric forklift takes equipment out of service for hours, slowing down operations.
In the construction industry, keeping jobs on schedule and on budget is crucial. That’s why builders and project managers rely on propane for a wide range of applications. Generators powered by propane provide a reliable power source if you don’t yet have access to the grid, which can be crucial when deadlines are tight.
Propane can fuel almost anything on a job site—from temporary heating to forklifts and even construction equipment like concrete curing systems. Propane is a steady, reliable energy source that can handle both heavy-duty equipment and everyday essentials. Having one fuel that will run a wide range of equipment and machinery is efficient, streamlining fueling logistics and saving money as well as time.
Propane is an excellent energy source for roofing applications because it delivers consistent heat, is easy to transport, and provides a clean burn with minimal emissions. It also makes work possible even without access to electricity. Whether you’re installing flat roofing, working on asphalt shingles, or handling metal fabrication on-site, propane-powered tools can help you get the job done faster and more efficiently. Propane can power essential tools including:
Propane plays an indispensable role in the chemical industry. It’s a reliable energy solution used in various applications across the chemical sector. From powering equipment to supporting complex manufacturing processes, propane plays a vital role in maintaining operational efficiency.
Precise temperature control is one advantage of propane in chemical processes. Additionally, propane is used to power industrial dryers, ovens, and kilns that are integral to producing a wide range of chemical products.
Propane is not only an energy source; it’s also used in the production of various chemicals, including propylene and ethylene—key building blocks for plastics, resins, and synthetic fibers. These chemicals are essential in manufacturing consumer goods, packaging materials, and a variety of other industrial products.
Fleets running on autogas deliver comparable power and efficiency to their gasoline and diesel counterparts. And the types of vehicles and fleets that perform well on autogas is broad: school busses and public transit busses, passenger vans and shuttles, pickups and other light-duty trucks, delivery trucks, police cars and more.
Propane autogas, also known simply as autogas, is a form of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) used as fuel in vehicles. It’s stored as a liquid under pressure and converts to gas when released, making it an efficient energy source. It’s a cleaner, greener fuel than gasoline or diesel, producing 40% fewer nitrogen oxides, 20% less carbon monoxide, and 10% less carbon dioxide than conventional vehicle fuels.
Whatever your needs, the team of commercial propane pros at Miami Gas can answer all your questions and assist you with integrating propane into your commercial operation. We’ll set you up on an automatic delivery plan or a cylinder exchange to make sure your business can operate smoothly. And we’ll also help you think about future growth as well.
Ready to learn more? Contact us today.
Whether you’re new to propane or just need to replace your propane tank, size matters. We’ve got the answers to all your questions and can help you understand all your options when it comes to propane tank sizes.
The key to getting the right size propane storage tank is knowing how you will use your propane. There are a lot of variables to consider, and our team has the expertise to help take the guesswork out of calculating the best size tank for your needs.
The experts at Miami Gas understand every home is unique. We’ll ask the questions to accurately assess your requirements and tailor a propane storage system that safely and economically meets your specific needs.
The typical residential propane storage tank can range in size from 120 gallons to 500 gallons. The size you need depends on how much propane you use: just for cooking, and maybe water heating? Or for running more appliances such as laundry equipment, pool and spa heaters, fireplaces, and even outdoor grills. If you experience frequent or prolonged power outages, you may also use propane to run a standby generator. Here are the sizes that you could consider:
Once we’ve helped you determine the best size tank for your needs, we can help determine the best location for your tank and make sure it’s installed safely.
Once you have your tank, you’ll want a reliable propane delivery service to ensure you always have propane. Customers love our automatic delivery service. It makes your life easier because it removes the task of scheduling propane deliveries from your to-do list. In fact, you don’t even need to remember to check your tank level. With automatic delivery, we take care of making sure you always have plenty of propane in your tank and you can rest easy knowing we won’t let you run out.
That’s just one of the reasons Miami Gas is the local pro South Florida homeowners trust for propane deliveries, appliance and equipment installations, maintenance and more. We’ve got the knowledge, skills, and resources and can answer all your questions about the right size propane tank, and all the benefits of a propane-fueled home.
Contact us today to learn more and become a customer.
There’s a reason so many people flock to our area in the winter—if not call Miami home all year. It’s why we’re called the Sunshine State. But as the past few winters have proven, we can get hit with some chilly weather. Propane-powered space heaters are an effective and energy-efficient way to warm up your home when those arctic blasts dip into our area. There are loads of benefits to these versatile heating units—especially if you are already taking advantage of the efficiency and versatility of propane for other systems in your home.
Propane space heaters are easy to install and require no ductwork. These aren’t rickety portable space heaters. Many units are self-adjusting, with variable-speed blowers to eliminate cold spots for consistent, even heat. Temperature-sensing technology controls output, maintaining your desired temperature and saving you money. Choose from wall-mounted or free-standing units designed to warm up just about any size space.
Make it special with the cozy charm of a propane-fueled fireplace. They give off powerful, efficient heat while adding year-round style to any room. You don’t even need a chimney, with vented or ventless options.
Propane space heaters will warm a room faster than a central heating system, which can take 30 minutes or more to reach a comfortable temperature. That means you can use a space heater to warm specific rooms when we experience unexpectedly cold temperatures rather than worry about paying to heat your whole home.
If you are already using propane for cooking and water heating, you know the power and efficiency of this clean-burning fuel. Why not tap into that efficiency to heat your living spaces when temperatures fall? Propane generates more BTUs than an equivalent amount of electricity, so you need much less propane to produce the same amount of heat. Also, propane heaters are very efficient, so they waste very little fuel in the combustion process.
When it comes to choosing a propane space heater, you have a lot of options. Do you want a wall-mounted or freestanding unit? Do you want radiant or circulating heating? Do you want a vented heater or an unvented (also called a vent-free) heater? What’s the difference?
The experts at Miami Gas can answer all your questions and help you choose the right type of propane space heater for your home. Count on us to install and service your equipment properly—and provide reliable propane deliveries.
Contact us today for more information.
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