Residential Propane Use

Meter Readout

Outdoor Living

BBQ Grills, Pool Heater, Hot Tub Heaters, Fire Pits, Outdoor Propane Lights, Outdoor Propane Torches, Outdoor Propane Heaters.

Inside Home

Kitchen: Stove-Top & Oven
Laundry: Hot Water & Clothes Dryer
Living/Dining/Bedroom: Propane Fireplace
General Home: Furnace, Rinnai Tankless Hot Water Heaters, unvented wall heaters, space heaters, back-up generators. Water-heating, Home Heating, Cooking, Clothes Dryers, Pools and Spas. Kitchen appliances, water heating, outdoor heating & cooking, and pool heating.

Customer Friendly

At Fallbrook Propane, we treat each customer like a friend or family member. Since most of our employees work and live in the local area, we have a vested interest in our customers and neighbors, who know we provide friendly, reliable propane service.

You don’t have to remember to schedule a propane delivery, because we’ll track your use for you. Our inventory tracking system allows us to track historical and current weather conditions as well as monitor propane usage in your tank to determine when a delivery is needed.

With our Automatic Delivery Service, we watch your propane tank to fill it up when it’s time. This reduces the possibility of an undesirable out-of-gas situation.

We ask that you notify us if there has been a change in your home that increases your usage, such as the birth of a child or the addition of a family member, such as an elderly parent, so that our automated routing system information is accurate.

Why use propane?

Propane stands out as a safe and green energy source. It is known as a fuel for the future and has been relied on for over 90 years. It is the world’s cleanest and most versatile source of energy. Nearly 60 million Americans have discovered this as they use about 18 billion gallons in their businesses and industries, farms, and homes.

Choose Fallbrook Propane, one of the longest-running and largest propane delivery companies in the region.

We offer a variety of tanks and installation options. We will set the propane tanks, run gas lines, connect to the home or business, test for leaks, and check appliances for proper operation.

Residential propane tank sizes, gallons:

Above ground propane tanks:

  • 120 gallon propane tank
  • 330 gallon propane tank
  • 500 gallon propane tank
  • 1000 gallon propane tank
 Underground propane tanks:

  • 500 gallon propane tank
  • 1000 gallon propane tank

Here are the steps we take before installing a propane tank at your home.

Step 1: Determine Tank Size

Factors influencing tank size are the total square footage of the home, total BTU load of installed propane appliances and the climate zone. Typical horizontal propane tanks have a water capacity of 125 to 1,000 gallons and can be filled with propane to the 80 percent level.

Step 2: Determine Tank Placement

We evaluate accessible, safety-approved sites when selecting a location for a propane tank. Considerations should include:

  • Building and safety codes, which vary from location to location.
  • Ease of access, to allow delivery trucks the ability to refill the tank in all seasons (tank must be located within 100 feet of the driveway).
  • Overall site design, aesthetics and landscaping.

Step 3: Tank Installation

Basic tank installation can be completed in a few hours, either by our own service technicians or approved contractors who can complete the project in an efficient manner.

Step 4. Regulator Placement

Regulators come with pipe size and distance requirements, just like tanks, and cannot be placed closer than 3 feet horizontally from any building opening, such as a window well, nor can they be placed closer than 5 feet from any source of ignition, such as an AC compressor. Our technicians will ensure that your tank is in compliance.

Tank Specifications

Download Tank Specifications (PDF - 1.1MB)