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The right tank for your home depends on many factors. In general, some of these factors include:
- Size of your home
- Number of appliances that use propane
- Number of people in your household
We would love to talk with you to decide what tank would best fit your needs, in the meantime here are the most common size options and what they’re generally suited for.
Common Tank Sizes
Dimensions are approximate. Actual tank sizes vary slightly.
20 LB Tank
Camping / BBQ / Patio heaters
Easy to pick up & very portable; can be filled at local fill stations.
24 Gal Tank (100 lb)
Cooking / Temporary heat on job sites.
A 100 lb. tank is one of the most versatile propane tanks out there. It can be used for a variety of different applications; it’s large enough to last a long time while also being light enough to move around. It can also be filled at local fill stations
120 Gallon Tank
Mobile home / Summer cabin
A 120-gallon tank can accommodate more than you might think! This bulk tank size is a popular choice for homes with multiple appliances, water heaters, grills, dryers, and more!
150 Gallon Tank
Home heat including water heaters / Generators / Pool heaters
If you are looking for a tank that can run a generator, start with a 150-gallon tank. Consider a 150-gallon tank if you have an average home and family. This size tank ensures your everyday appliances work consistently and correctly.
250 Gallon Tank
Home Heat / Multiple Appliances / Generators / Pool heaters
250-gallon tanks are the next step up for running a generator. It’s also a good choice for larger scale use of multiple appliances. Consider a 250-gallon tank if you have a larger home and family.
500 Gallon Tank
Commercial heating / Commercial cooking /Industrial / Large Generators
500-gallon tanks are a good choice for large residential applications or running large generators. These tanks also serve as the baseline for commercial and industrial use.
1000 Gallon Tank
Commercial heating /Industrial Kilns / Fill stations
Exclusively for industrial and commercial heating purposes.
Printable Info PDF
Choosing the right propane tank isn’t one-size-fits-all—it takes experience and a trained eye. Every property is different, and that’s why a professional evaluation is so important. At Leo Jones Propane, our service technicians take the time to listen to your needs and, when possible, schedule a site visit to inspect your property. This helps us recommend the best tank size and placement for your specific situation.
Want to learn more about tank placement requirements? You can download and print the PDF with setback guidelines above.
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