Tank Information

Choosing a tank...

There are several things that one should consider when deciding which propane tank is right for them.  For instance, are you heating a storage room or a warehouse?  Do you have space in your yard for the tank or must it be buried underground?  All in all, determining your needs is as easy as 1-2-3.

Propane tanks are always placed on site.   Although certain state laws and regulations must be followed, general tank designs allows for some flexibility in where our tanks are installed.  There are certain benefits to each type of setting.  Click on each of the following to learn more about their unique offerings.

Often times, the most difficult decision is choosing the approximate size tank you need.  This will be calculated by Siouxland Propane.  However, he/she will need to know the actual propane load of your system.  By calculating this in advance, our job will be made easier.

Determining the actual propane load will provide a more specific estimate of your tank needs.  The total load is the sum of all gas usage in your home or building.  It is arrived at by adding up the BTU input of all gas appliances in the installation.  The BTU input may be obtained from the nameplate on the appliance or from the manufacturer's literature.  Future appliances which may be installed should also be considered when planning the initial installation to eliminate the need for later revision of piping and tank size.

Congratulations!  You are now ready to make the final step in getting your propane tank.  Well look no further, Siouxland Propane has many options available to serve our customers needs. We have many different programs including.... Even Payment plans to help you keep to a budget, we offer Cash discounts to be taken if the balance is paid within 10 days, in the late summer we sell Contracts and Call Options, so our customers can take advantage the lowest gas prices of the year and lock in that price through-out the heating season.