It’s finally winter and the Muskoka region hit -18 last night, which means it’s time to warm up by the fire.

In a previous blog, titled “5 Benefits of Owning a Propane Fireplace This Winter”, we talked about all of the reasons that propane fireplaces are a great option for any home. From their minimal maintenance requirements and budget-friendly operation to their efficiency and environmental friendliness, propane fireplaces are great for a cozy evening and warming up your house.

Winter is a beautiful time of the year, and a season in which us Ontarians can enjoy outdoor activities such as skiing, snowmobiling, snowboarding and snow shoeing. However, with freezing temperatures and snow storms aplenty, it’s crucial that you have a sufficient supply of propane to power your home and appliances. 

Here at Budget Propane Ontario we want to make sure your winter, and home, is as fun, enjoyable, cozy and comfortable as it can possibly be. That’s why we have created a list of five tips that will ensure propane keeps you warm this coming season.

Propane is a safe and clean-burning heating option and has very little impact on the environment, but, as with any fuel, it is important to know how to properly handle propane with care and to be aware of any unusual sounds. 

Propane is a truly incredible fuel source with a number of environmental, economic and energy benefits, and that’s why it is becoming increasingly popular for both residential homes and businesses across Ontario. 

Canadian winters are unpredictable, but that doesn’t mean you can’t be prepared. To help keep your family safe and comfortable, and to save more money this upcoming season, consider using propane.  

Propane is an incredible fuel source that not only keeps homes and businesses warm, but it’s also safe, environmentally-friendly and cost-effective as well.

The problem is, when it comes to propane, there are many misconceptions and questions people have about its applications, safety, delivery and more. 

Budget Propane Ontario has listed the four most common questions we get asked, to help bring some clarity to using propane as a fuel source: