If the pilot light is still lit, even if the appliance isn't being used, it is continuously burning a small amount of gas.

Each day, the delivery drivers drive a certain route and check the tanks that are on their route for that day. If a customer needs gas, it is delivered; if not, it is marked down as OK. Many of our customers are on a keep fill basis and do not need to worry about how much gas is in their tank; however, some customers are on a will call basis. If you are on a will-call basis and call in for gas, you will receive gas on the next route day. The routes are run every two weeks. There is a charge for receiving gas on any day that is not your route day. So, it is in the best interest of our will-call customers to know how much gas they have and call before the gauge gets below 30% to ensure that you will not run out of gas before your next route day. Leaving your pool or spa heater on a lot, especially overnight, will run the gas in your tank down very quickly.

While we don't deliver directly to RV homes, we do provide a dock where RV users can get their propane tank filled.