Yadkin Propane
1615 Us Highway 52 N , Albemarle, North Carolina, United States

Yadkin Propane is a full-service provider of propane to the greater Albemarle, North Carolina community. At Yadkin Propane, we know the region, the community, and most importantly, the customer. With experienced employees who are familiar faces, we are a local company that offers 24/7 personal customer service.  If you are unhappy with your current propane supplier, or looking to add new gas service to your home or business, contact us today and finally get the quality of service and value that you deserve from your propane supplier.

Cooking / Drying

Many customers like the performance and feel of gas cooking versus electric appliances. In addition, clothes drying with propane is gentler on fabrics than electricity.  Some customers who have multiple uses in their home for propane besides just cooking/drying also can find significant savings versus using electricity. Based upon an average monthly electric bill, take a look at our comparison on the cost of electricity versus propane.  In order to help you further weigh the decision to add propane cooking or drying, the average installation cost for a home without current propane service ranges from $350-700 per appliance.  In terms of annual operating costs, a propane cooking/drying only account will spend about 60¢ per day to operate their appliances.

$300 Yadkin Propane Rebate

• Get $300 in customer credits when you replace your electric water heater with a new propane fired water heater.
• Customer credit only, not redeemable for cash.
• Request for credits must be made within 90 days of purchase.
• Credit for appliances not purchased from Yadkin Propane require proof of purchase.

Fireplace

Whether you have an empty hearth or are seeking to add some new features to a room, a propane fireplace or stove adds both warmth and ambiance to your home. In addition, most fireplace operate without the need for electricity serving as emergency heat during a power outage. Units can be direct vented through an outside wall, up a chimney, and newer units even operate vent free.

Cost of Operation

This is of course the biggest factor when deciding to make the investment in a pool heater. Unfortunately, it is also one of the hardest costs to predict. There are numerous factors to consider including heater size, pool size, temperature setting, weather, solar cover use, and sun exposure. To at least offer a rough guide, the typical Yadkin Propane pool heat customer uses 250 gallons during the season. Contact your local customer service center for our current pool heat pricing to get an idea of your cost for the season.

Propane vs. heat pumps

When pool owners make the decision to heat their pool, there are two options; gas fired or electric heat pumps. While heat pumps do have a high efficiency and may require less maintenance, there are significant advantages for a propane unit:

• Cost of operation – Unfortunately, the South East has some of the highest electric rates in the country. Even with high efficiency, you need to carefully consider the cost to operate vs. gas on a seasonal basis.
• Capability – Heat pumps require warm, humid weather to transfer that energy from the air to the pool. Cool days and cold nights in spring and early fall hamper the ability of a heat pump to warm your pool when you want it the most.
• Temperature rise – Heat pumps raise temperatures through long run cycles, meaning slow recovery times. A properly sized gas heater is able to get up to temperature much faster than a comparable heat pump.
• Electric Demand – How large is the overall electric service to your home? Multiple air conditioners, a pool heat pump, combined with summer brownouts can possibly put a strain on your equipment.