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Having a propane tank buried- Hempstead, TX
Posted on 8/14/15 at 1:51 pm
Posted on 8/14/15 at 1:51 pm
I am building a house and need to have a propane tank buried in Hempstead, Tx. I called AmeriGas in Waller and they quoted me approximately $5500 just to bury a 250 gal tank. That does not include any gas.
A friend of mine had one buried recently (within the last 12-18 mos.) in south LA, and paid $3500 for a 500 gal tank filled with propane.
Any idea what the price should be?
any suggestions for a Company that operates in this area?
A friend of mine had one buried recently (within the last 12-18 mos.) in south LA, and paid $3500 for a 500 gal tank filled with propane.
Any idea what the price should be?
any suggestions for a Company that operates in this area?
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Posted on 8/14/15 at 3:42 pm to Bacon84
I may have useful information for you next week and will try to remember to post it. A few days ago the propane guy visited my builder at a house I've got under construction in a VE zone in FL, don't know the outcome yet.
That quote seems absurdly high, though.
If burying is required my builder intends to do it along with the septic tank.
That quote seems absurdly high, though.
If burying is required my builder intends to do it along with the septic tank.
Posted on 8/14/15 at 4:06 pm to Bacon84
I paid $1800 for LaCox to bury and fill my 350 gallon two months ago.
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