Find Residential Propane Delivery Near You

Find home propane suppliers that publish residential tank delivery for a city, town, or county. This lookup is for a house tank, not grill-cylinder exchange or a refill cage.

Search home propane companies

Search cities, towns, and counties. Choose a state first, because the same place name is used in more than one state.

Place type

Select a state, then search cities, towns, and counties.

What a match means

A city or town result means a provider page names that community for residential delivery. A county or parish result means the company reported service somewhere in that county. Where the page limits the area, the result keeps that limit, including notes such as a northern or southern portion. We do not turn a partial county into a list of every town inside it.

“Company reports” means the company’s own site, or a named fulfillment partner’s site, is the evidence. Utility Rates did not inspect a route or call the office. Visit the provider website and ask them to confirm the street address, tank size, and next delivery window.

Some cities are not named by a provider page. When Census geography ties that city to a county a company does list, the search shows that company in a separate section. Those rows are county leads, not proof the company listed the city. A city in more than one county asks you to confirm which county the address is in.

How to compare home propane companies

Gallon price is the number most people ask for, and it moves with the season, the size of the delivery, and whether you are a new customer. This lookup does not show a price, because the service-area pages we used usually do not publish a current residential rate. Get a written quote for your tank size.

  • Delivered price per gallon, and which fees sit outside that price.
  • Who owns the tank. A leased tank can tie delivery to one company until the lease ends or the tank is bought out.
  • Minimum gallons, trip charges, and whether the route is automatic or will-call.
  • Contract length, price-cap plans if they offer one, and budget billing.
  • Hours for emergency service, including leaks and out-of-fuel calls. The company should explain what they will and will not do on site.

A national brand can show up for only some towns. AmeriGas, Ferrellgas, and Suburban Propane publish separate pages for home delivery and for cylinder exchange. A town is included only when the page we read was for residential delivery.

Grill-cylinder exchange, autogas stations, and wholesale-only supply are out of scope. An office address is not a delivery territory. Those rows, and directory listings that are not the company’s own service-area page, appear only under unconfirmed leads. No radius is drawn around a branch, and no county is inferred from an office pin.

How this list was built

On 2026-10-24, Utility Rates recorded 177 propane companies and 4,176 places their public pages named for residential delivery. Each result links to the page that was read. The research date is the day that page was read, not the day the company last edited it. The list will expand. It is not every propane supplier. Ownership ties between parent companies are not fully mapped, except where the source itself names a buying group and the company that delivers for it.

Of those place records, 3,421 match one Census place or county. 394 names match more than one official place, so the search asks you to pick one. 361 names are still unmatched and stay attached to the wording the company published. Connecticut results keep historical county names when that is what the company printed. Current Census geography there uses planning regions. Louisiana county-type rows are parishes. When a company’s own page limits a county, such as the southern part only, that limit stays on the company card.

If a listing is wrong or a service area has changed, contact Utility Rates. Corrections should point at the provider page. We keep the prior source when a place is withdrawn rather than silently widening a territory. For how this site handles sourced utility rates more broadly, see the methodology and about pages.

Questions before you switch propane companies

Select your state, then search cities, towns, and counties. Results are propane companies whose public pages name that place for residential tank delivery, or a county the place sits in. Visit the provider website and ask them to check your street address. A town match is stronger than a county match, and neither one schedules a delivery.
A residential propane company delivers bulk propane to a tank at the house, often on a route, and may lease or fill that tank. A cylinder-exchange cage at a grocery or hardware store swaps portable grill tanks. This lookup is for home delivery. It leaves out grill-cylinder exchange, autogas vehicle fueling, and wholesale-only terminals.
No. A county record means the provider reported service somewhere in that county. Some listings are explicitly partial, such as one part of the county. Others do not say how much of the county is covered. Search the town when it is in the list, and still confirm the address with the company.
This file is an initial researched set, not a census of every propane dealer in the United States. Coverage will grow as more provider service-area pages are read. We have not yet verified providers for a location when it is missing. That sentence is a research gap. It is not a statement that nobody delivers there.
Ask for the delivered price, any first-fill or off-season discount, and fees that are not in the per-gallon number. Ask who owns the tank, what it costs to lease or buy one, the minimum delivery, and whether service is automatic or will-call. Ask about contract length and what happens to a leased tank if you switch. Then compare emergency service hours. Get those answers from the company, because this page does not publish gallon prices.
Utility Rates compiled it from public supplier and fulfillment-partner pages. The research date on each result is the day the page was read, not the day the company last edited its site. No provider was called, and no customer address was validated. See About Utility Rates for who publishes this site, and use Contact if a listing should be corrected.