It may be seem like a long way out now, but it won’t be long before it’s chilly outside again!  Contact us today and be prepared for the upcoming heating season with our Pre-Buy, Price-Cap, and Budget programs which are only available for a limited time.  Our pricing programs are designed to alleviate any price fluctuations during the year and provide you with peace of mind.  Contact us today for more information and to sign up before the 6-30-19 deadline!

Rachael Ruiz, from WoodTV 8’s EightWest, visited us in June 2018 to learn more about propane.  Click to read the original article and watch the full video: https://www.woodtv.com/eightwest/find-out-more-about-the-uses-for-propane/1273158857

Fortunately, gas leaks do not happen that often, but when they do, it’s very important to call a qualified professional right away to help you.  This short video below explains the simple steps you need to take in the event of a suspected gas leak to make sure you and your family are safe.

That chilly fall weather is upon us now but please don’t forget to gear up for the winter 🙂 Experts say we may have a snowier and colder winter so contact us today to fill up your tank and be prepared for whatever Mother Nature may bring!

Download this free guidebook today for inspiration and education on ways you can maximize the performance and efficiency of your home with propane.  Create and plan a harder-working home with the help of this guidebook containing information on the all-propane home, your propane project, propane delivery, rebates and incentives, radiant heating, on-demand water heating, safety, generators, backyard applications, and more.  Propane works harder to keep your family warm in any weather, save you money, and all while being environmentally friendly 🙂  (https://hopkinspropane.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Building-or-Remodeling-Your-Propane-Dream-Home.pdf)

Are you a guest within Hidden Ridge RV Resort and interested in having your motorhome tank refilled on-site?  Let us come to you!  We are now offering Hidden Ridge guests the option to order an on-site propane delivery–no more hassles of unhooking and rehooking your RV!

Deliveries will usually be made on Thursdays depending on the quantity of orders received.  Simply give our office a call to setup an account and provide a VISA, MasterCard, or Discover credit card for payment.  A delivery fee applies as well as certain restrictions may apply.

Please note: Smaller propane tanks such as the 20lb, 30lb, 40lb, and 100lb cylinders cannot be refilled on-site. Luckily, we’re conveniently located just down the road from Hidden Ridge and open Monday-Friday from 8am-4pm to properly weigh and refill these smaller cylinders at our office.

Please give us a call at 1-800-427-8969 or contact us for more information.  You may also start the process by placing an online order (we will follow up by phone to securely gather payment information).

Thank you!

We are currently working on a propane autogas refilling station so we may refill our propane powered bobtails and vehicles.  Is your company’s fleet or school district’s buses running on propane yet?  If not, contact us today to learn about the environmental benefits and cost savings!

When schools adopt propane-autogas-powered school buses, everyone — students, parents, and educators — wins.  From uncompromised safety, to clean emissions, and fuel savings–adopting propane autogas buses is one big step toward improving schools and communities.

Uncompromised Safety

Propane autogas buses provide unmatched peace-of-mind for parents. Compared with diesel buses, propane autogas buses are noticeably quieter when operating. With significant noise on the bus eliminated, a driver can pay better attention to children in the rear of the bus — and the road ahead. Diesel cannot deliver a similar experience.

In addition to significantly quieter operation, all propane-autogas-powered buses meet rigorous U.S. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, and each is equipped with an automatic shut-off feature that prevents fuel flow to the engine when it’s not running.

Cleaner for Students and Communities

The shorter height of younger students puts them face-to-face with a black cloud of diesel smoke every school day. With propane autogas buses, however, students aren’t exposed to the harmful particulate matter in diesel exhaust, which is known to aggravate asthma, and worse — it’s a carcinogen identified by the World Health Organization.

Districts that choose propane autogas buses are making a smarter decision for students and the neighborhoods they live in.

More Savings for What Counts

When a school district switches from diesel buses to propane autogas technology, they’re in a better position to afford what students need most:

• More teachers reduce class sizes for more individualized student attention. Officials from Omaha Public schools in Omaha, Nebraska, report their propane autogas bus fleet generates enough savings to hire up to five additional classroom teachers.
• Everyday classroom supplies — pencils, markers, notebooks — which teachers may otherwise need to buy out-of-pocket.
• Savings can be used to fund special education programs and hire specialist educators.
• Funding for more robust fine arts and athletic programs that increase students’ confidence and provide a well-rounded education.

With school budgets continually at risk of being slashed, parents and schools need to think outside the box to find extra savings. Adopting propane autogas buses is one big step toward improving schools. Not only is propane autogas fuel consistently less expensive than diesel, the buses themselves don’t require the same expensive repairs and replacement parts that today’s modern diesel buses demand.

Source: https://www.propane.com/on-road-fleets/better-our-buses/?utm_source=3BetterOurBuses&utm_medium=Email&utm_content=SchoolBus2MS&utm_campaign=PERC040772

Selecting a propane provider should be an easy decision–just be sure to ask the right questions.  This publication from the Michigan Public Service Commission is here to help.  Source: https://www.michigan.gov/documents/mpsc/mpsc-selecting-propane_464669_7.pdf