Winter is well underway and business is booming. We wanted to help keep our customers informed about what’s new with us and what’s new with propane. Therefore, we have created an informative newsletter for our customers as well as those who are interested in switching to propane and wanting to learn more about it.

Don’t you find that grilling some foods taste so much better than baking or frying. Nothing is better than a nicely grilled steak and grilled vegetables. Unfortunately, most of us feel the need to put our grills away for the winter months. What if I told you that isn’t necessary?

Winter grilling is definitely a possibility, especially for those of us living in Ontario who endure traitorous and extremely cold winters. Let us share a few of our winter grilling tips with you so you can continue grilling all year round.

Our daily routines have become highly reliant on the different energy sources that we have available to us at our finger tips. All of the different technologies, appliances and toys that we frequently use all need a power source to keep them working. But what happens if the energy source that you rely on, such as electricity, has a shortage or a power outage occurs due to poor weather conditions?

The new Government of Ontario Cap and Trade system is going into effect on January 1st, 2017. This is going to effect all forms of electricity, natural gas, propane and other heating fuels.

The cap and trade program is designed to confront climate change head on and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This affects both home owners, motorists and business owners across the province.

From everyone at Budget Propane, we would like to wish you all a very happy and safe Holiday Season. This is the time of year to enjoy the company of loved ones.

2016 was a very busy and successful year, and it is thanks to all of you. We can’t wait to see what 2017 has in store for us.

All propane tanks are made from the same materials, therefore, all tanks will wear and tear very similarly to each other. It is important to periodically check on your propane tank to ensure that everything is running properly. Over time, age and over use of your propane tank could take a toll, causing noises to occur. These noises could either be coming directly from your propane tank or your gas line. It is important to contact your propane provider if you hear noises that don’t seem normal. Here are some ways to explain the noise and why it is occurring.