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You’ve just come in from a long day at work. The frigid Pennsylvania air registers 20 degrees, and all you can think about is how good it will feel to sit in front of your cozy propane fireplace with a hot cup of something.
Today’s gas furnaces are high-tech machines filled with safety and efficiency features – but they still need some common sense care when they’re operating in your Pennsylvania home.
Most of us have at least one “problem” room in our house that’s just a little too cold to enjoy during the late fall and through the winter…
Nothing beats cozying up to a roaring fire on a cold day* here in Pennsylvania – except doing all of that at the touch of a button, with no set up or cleanup hassles and no crazy costs for masonry construction.
Most people like surprises – except when it comes to getting bills in the mail.
Why do 97 percent of professional chefs prefer cooking with gas? Mostly it’s about control – temperature control, that is.
Propane isn’t just for barbecues and space heaters…it’s also one of the best ways to power your light- to medium-duty fleet.
Mention the word propane and many people will immediately think of a barbecue grill. If you’re one of those people, you’re missing out on one of the most versatile ways to power your Pennsylvania home.
It’s been an unpredictable winter so far in 2018, with temperatures routinely swinging by 20 degrees or more within a 24-hour period.
A propane water heater with a storage tank typically lasts about 8-10 years, depending on a variety of factors that include the quality of the tank, the chemical composition of your water, and how well it was installed.
