I have a 100 gallon minimum for a delivery,unless I happen to be close by.I don't like customers to run low b/c they always run out at night. Of course the more I sell the better but I would rather them get what they can pay for than charge a big bill. When you run out a leak test has to be done on the system to ensure there are no problems with the system.Usually I do the first one for free,the second one is $25. Usually by then they learn to pay attention. Charging you to bled the line is B.S as it only takes a minute. Either tell them to put you on a keep full list (they should give you a better price on your gas) or find a company that cares. Usually the individually owned companies are better at giving service than the big names. Any questions feel free to ask me I have done this for 12 years.
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RodOriginally posted by Atfulldraw View PostSo......they make two trips out there?
I guess the first rip was to pump in some sunlight so they could see to fill the tank the next time.
somebody help me make sense out of this.......
My tank sits out by my barn and it looked to me like someone had driven up to it and left. Dual wheels and pretty deep ruts figured it had to be the gas truck. Maybe one of my neighbors is borrowing something out of my barn? idk?
It had to be someone else gas man said he had just been way to busy during the week to get out to me.
So anyways mystery is solved and momma and the kids are nice and warm.Comment
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If you run out completely it is a state law you must have it pressure tested by the propane company or a master plumber before they can fill it. We do these test all the time.Comment
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When we had our farm over there, the meth cookers were borrowing our propane to cook with...Originally posted by Randy View Post
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Why not just call them and ask them why?Comment
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You have to own the tank for other gas vendors to be able to refill it.Comment
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