The Gas House Propane Co.

11/14/2023

We are selling some used heaters. See photos for information. These are located at 7125 Krick Rd, Walton hills, Ohio 44146. Call 440-439-4474 to make sure we still have them.

08/30/2022

03/15/2022

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www.gashousepropane.com

Your Independent Propane DealerYour independent propane dealer (third generation) serving it's friends and neighbors for over 75 years. We take pride in our service, our prices are always competitive - we are reliable, dependable and an honest dealer that treat our customers as part of our propane f...

03/15/2022

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02/28/2022

Spring is right around the corner, come have your cylinder refilled to capacity instead of an exchange that only has 15 lbs.

11/02/2021

U.S. residential propane prices stood at their highest level since 2011 at the start of the winter heating season, as global demand grows and supply tightens, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said on Friday.

During the first week of the winter heating season, residential propane prices hit $2.59 per gallon as of October 4, 2021, which was the highest start-of-winter price since 2011. Propane prices during the first four weeks of the current winter heating season were 49 percent higher than the same time last winter, EIA’s Heating Oil and Propane Update (HOPU) showed.

Propane inventories in the United States are tight and started this winter season well below the averages in recent years. Weekly U.S. inventories are averaging 28 percent lower than the same time last year and 21 percent lower than their recent five-year (2015–2020) average, the EIA said.

Propane is the primary heating fuel of 5 percent of U.S. homes, more common in the Northeast and Midwest. At least 14 percent of homes in Vermont, New Hampshire, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Montana use propane as the primary heating fuel.

Users of propane will see the steepest increase in prices in their winter bills compared to last year’s winter.

High U.S. retail energy prices, many of which are already at multi-year highs, will result in much higher residential energy bills for Americans this winter, the EIA said in its Winter Fuels Outlook earlier this month.

Compared with last winter’s heating costs, EIA expects U.S. households will spend 54 percent more for propane, 43 percent more for heating oil, 30 percent more for natural gas, and 6 percent more for electric heating. If winter temperatures are colder than expected, U.S. households will spend even more on heating bills.

For the 5 percent of U.S. households that heat primarily with propane, the average spending will soar by 94 percent in a colder-than-expected winter, the EIA said.

By Charles Kennedy for Oilprice.com

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07/16/2020

Get discounts at both of our locations.
7125 Krick Rd. Walton Hills, 44146

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09/27/2017

The 2017 - 2018 winter construction heating season will soon be upon us. We supply a free satellite tank monitor with each 500 or 1000 gallon tank used for temporary heat. You will never have to worry about running out of gas or watching the gauge on the tank. We also supply the needed regulators at no charge. Give us a call for your propane needs. We work with a great temp heat company that can supply any type of heater needed.

08/25/2017

order your propane before the price increase!
Propane continues to march upward as crude prices remain strong. Another concern in the industry are propane exports to Asia, which are up 25% year over year. Supplies of propane in the US are still about where they were this winter, but strong demand from Asia could keep prices higher than they've been in the last three years.

06/09/2017

We stock a variety of A.S.M.E. tanks for food trucks and catering trucks.

12/07/2016

Tanks and heaters available. 440-439-4474