Home safety involves taking care of fuel burning appliances such as stoves and furnaces, and installing, and maintaining, smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) detectors. Often referred to as the silent killer, carbon monoxide has no taste, smell or colour, but can be incredibly dangerous and in some cases deadly. Carbon monoxide is created when burning fuels, such as natural gas, wood, oil, propane, and other similar substances.

Are you considering propane energy as the fuel source for your home or cottage? There are so many advantages to be aware of. We've put together a guide for home and cottage owners that covers:

While we've been enjoying some warm sunny weather in central Ontario through October, as we head into November and December we can expect the first snow falls and the possibility of storms. 

Snow storms, high winds, white-outs, blizzards, ice storms - severe weather is likely at some point during the winter.

As a family owned and operated business operating in the central Ontario community for decades, Budget Propane is highly focused on customer service. We live and work in your neighbourhood!

One part of our service offering is giving consumers a choice on several delivery options. Here is a summary, so you can choose which options best fits your needs.

With temperatures beginning to drop in central Ontario, construction crews are planning for the use of temporary space heating to keeps their projects on schedule. Propane heaters and radiators are the best choice. In this blog we look at the propane solution.