Hopkins Propane wants to wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving! Our offices are closed on Thursday November 25th and Friday November 26th in recognition of the holiday. Linked below are some tips to keep you safe if you are planning on frying your turkey this year! Enjoy your holiday!
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Come out and see the Hopkins Propane balloon at the first annual Wayland Hot Air BalloonFest! This event will be help on September 11th, 2021 at Calkins Field in Wayland. The one day event will consist of a 5K race, Kids Carnival, Car Show, Vendor Event, and of course Balloon Flights and a Balloon Glow. Furthermore, come hungry so you can enjoy some great food from the food truck vendors! Before the pilots take off, you will be able to join them for a meet and greet at 4:00 PM. Come out for a day of family friendly fun and food! For a schedule of events, click here, and you can purchase your tickets here.
Join us for the grand opening of our new office in Gobles, MI. This will be held on July 9th, 2021 from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. We will have free food and drinks, and will be offering $10 grill cylinder fill special pricing during the event. Having serviced Our new office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm daily with a customer service representative available to take care of all your propane needs. The office is located at 22333 M-40, Gobles, MI 49055. We certainly hope to see you there!
Come see us at our new office in Gobles MI, located at 22333 M-40 Gobles, MI 49055. We are open Mon – Fri from 8-4 daily for your propane needs. We can fill cylinders, RVs and propane powered vehicles. If you need help with your account and prefer to speak with someone in person, our customer service representative can help you with all your account needs.
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 minimize the impact of price fluctuations during the year and provide you with peace of mind. Contact us today for more information and to sign up before the 6-30-21 deadline!
Our offices are closed on Monday, May 31st, 2021 in recognition of Memorial Day. We will be back in the office on Tuesday June 1st, 2021 to service your propane needs.
Our offices are closed on Friday April 2nd, 2021 in recognition of Good Friday. We will be back open on Monday April 5th, 2021 to service your propane needs.
From our family to yours, we hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday. Our offices are closed on Thursday Nov. 26th and Friday Nov. 27th in recognition of the holiday. We will be back in the office on Monday Nov. 30th.
Not only is propane cost-effective, efficient, and affordable for personal and commercial users, but is also a clean alternative fuel option. Learn more about the eco-friendly characteristics of propane.
Propane is labeled a clean fuel in the 1990 Clean Air Act and an alternative fuel by the Energy Policy Act of 1992. Because it’s a lower-carbon fuel, it burns cleaner than gas and more efficiently than other more polluting energy alternatives. It’s not considered a greenhouse gas, and using it as an energy source can actually reduce carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen gas compared to emission levels of these pollutants by diesel- and gasoline-powered sources.
In vapor or liquid form, propane is non-hazardous to the environment. It is non-toxic when accidentally inhaled and is only harmful if it comes into contact with skin. While large spills can freeze plants and organisms in the immediate area, these spills do not have a large negative effect on the environment. Propane is insoluble in water and also does not significantly damage marine life, underwater plants, salt, and freshwater ecosystems.
Although the emissions from propane are greenhouse gases, the level that is emitted is far below any modern carbon-based fuel used for vehicles and engines. Several studies have been conducted on propane emissions by the Southwest Research Institute, and researchers have concluded that propane use can decrease smog-producing exhaust by about 70%. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has certified the majority of propane-fueled vehicles to meet the Ultra-Low Emission Vehicles standard.
Looking for a cleaner, more dependable energy source? Hopkins Propane provides propane delivery to residential, commercial, and agricultural facilities throughout West Michigan. Find the perfect propane tank size to accommodate your needs and request a quote today.
