Frontier Propane

Frontier Propane offers propane services to the home, commercial and agricultural business sector.

• No installation charges for setting tank including 25 feet of line and trenching. Extra footage billed at $3.00 per foot.

• Frontier Propane is a Non-Profit Cooperative.

• All tanks must be located within 100 feet of driveway for easy accessibility for filling.

• A budget plan is available and runs from July through June.

• A bill will be left at time of fill up and is due within 30 days, unless account is set up for 'Payment Up Front'.

• The homeowner must be present for tank installation so we can complete a GASCheck for leaks inside and outside the home and answer any questions you may have.

• Frontier Propane offers 24-hour emergency service.

• Frontier Propane can not fill or empty any other companys tank.

• Frontier Propane offers 120, 500 and 1,000 gallon sets. It is at Frontier Propanes discretion to determine the appropriate sized tank for your usage.

• Small cylinder fills and OPD Valve replacements available at the Frontier Supply building next door to Frontier Power & Frontier Propane.

What is Propane? 

Propane is a hydrocarbon, and along with other liquefied petroleum gasses, is a component of both natural gas and crude oil.  It is obtained through the refining of crude oil or the processing of natural gas.  Propane is normally transported and stored as a liquid in specially designed containers.  It is important that only those containers approved and prepared for use with propane be used to store and transport propane.  When you buy propane, it comes in a liquid state in the tank.  When liquid propane changes from a liquid to a gas, it will increase in volume approximately 270 times.  The liquid boils and changes to a vapor.  This is what you use in your home.  Propane vapor is heavier than air (about 1 1/2 times), yet it still mixes with air quite rapidly.  Propane burns and gives off a relatively large amount of heat, about 92,000 BTUs per gallon of propane.  Propane in its natural state is both colorless and odorless.  For this reasons and because propane is flammable, a chemical malodorant with a distinctive smell is added to provide a method of detection in the event of a leak.

Propane Safety

• Promptly get everyone out of the building, vehicle, RV, trailer or area.

• Do not turn on or off light switches, appliances or thermostats and do not use the telephone. An electric spark could ignite the gas.

• Close all gas tank or cylinder supply valves.

• Call Frontier Propane from a neighbors phone. 800-624-8050 OR 740-622-6755

• Stay outside until the problem has been corrected.