Propane Delivery
We fill your tank with our own trucks across Union, Bradford, Alachua, Baker and Columbia Counties.
Delivered to Your Tank
You should not have to think about your propane level. We handle the filling, and you handle everything else.
We Bring It to You
Our own trucks fill your tank at your property.
Timed by Readings
Tank readings help us schedule your delivery before you run low.
Order by Phone or Message
Call the office at (386) 496-3725, or send us a message on the contact page.
Tank Installation
Adding propane to a home or property starts with a conversation. Tell us what you plan to run on propane, such as heating, cooking, hot water or a generator, and we will help you plan the tank and the setup.
Planning a New Tank?
- Where the tank will sit on your property
- What you plan to run on propane
- How the tank connects to your home
Know Before You Run Low
- Regular readings of your tank level
- Deliveries timed around those readings
- Questions about your tank? Call the office
Tank Monitor Readings
Running out of propane is avoidable. We keep track of your tank level through regular readings, so your delivery can be scheduled before the gauge gets low.
Wondering where your tank stands today? Call the office and ask.
Order Propane or Manage Your Account
Call or message us to order propane, or sign in to My Account to manage your account.
Propane Safety
Propane is a safe, clean-burning fuel when it is used properly. Everyone in your home should know what to do if they smell gas.
If You Smell Gas
Leave first. Call your propane retailer from a safe place, away from the leak. If you cannot reach us, call 911 or your local fire department.
No Flames or Sparks
Put out smoking materials and open flames. Do not operate lights, appliances, telephones or cell phones.
Leave Immediately
Get everyone out of the building or area where you suspect gas is leaking.
Shut Off the Gas
If it is safe to do so, turn the main valve on your propane tank to the right (clockwise) to close it.
Report the Leak
From a neighbor's home or nearby building, call Williams LP Gas at (386) 496-3725. If you cannot reach us, call 911 or the fire department.
Stay Out Until Cleared
Do not return until your propane retailer or a qualified service technician says it is safe.
Get Your System Checked
Before you use any propane appliance again, have your entire system checked to make sure it is leak-free.
Steps adapted from the Propane Education & Research Council (PERC).
What To Do If You Smell Gas Propane Safety In Your Home