Climate change is an important issue, and many small business owners and homeowners are interested in making sure that they manage energy efficiently and reduce as much as possible processes that produce greenhouse gases.

With the pandemic, many property owners in central Ontario have not been able to visit their cottages very often during the season. If your property is periodically vacant, security is a top of mind issue. An unoccupied or vacant property faces an increased risk when it comes to potential damage such as water damage, heating/electrical system damage and vandalism.

One thing you can do is to make sure your propane supplier has your current phone number, mailing address and email, should they need to contact you about your tank or service. Also provide them with an emergency/ alternative contact in case you are out of reach.

Mechanical failure and power outages can cause heating systems to shut down, and if that happens during the winter it can cause a big problem. Cold weather can cause pipes to freeze and burst, and if no one is around to respond considerable damage can be done. So keep that in mind for this winter.

Installing propane service at a cottage or residential property in central Ontario? Congratulations! Propane is an excellent fuel for a rural property.

As one of the most environmentally-friendly and cost-effective energy sources on the market, the use of propane will help your household or cottage cut down its carbon footprint and help you save a significant amount of money on your utility bills each month.

One of the biggest benefits of propane, however, is how easy it is to transport. That means bulk propane can be delivered directly to your door and put in your tank by an expert - all with minimal effort on your behalf.

While there are a number of propane delivery options, including will call and timed delivery, the best option to ensure you keep your home or cottage properly powered is through propane tank monitoring.

We are pleased to share with you, this thank you letter from the fundraising event, CNIB Lake Joe. Budget Propane was happy to contribute to this excellent organization and participate as a sponsor.

Today’s consumer is constantly on the lookout for potential cost savings they can make in their day-to-day lives. Changing your household energy supply can offer one of the largest cost savings.

More and more, homeowners are considering the switch from oil or electric to the more cost-effective and energy-efficient propane.

Propane is a cheaper, safer, more durable and far more efficient alternative to conventional heating systems, but there are still a few commonly believed myths associated with propane that we want to clear up.

With the average price of hydro significantly increasing over the past decade, it comes as no surprise that more and more people a making the switch to propane gas. However, there are many people who are still unsure what propane actually is and how it works.

In this blog, Budget Propane Ontario will take a look at what propane is and will explain some tips for first-time users, whether they are homeowners or renters of a property.