Propane Tank Sizes for Homes and Businesses in Maine

Tank Size Knowledge

Our Comfort Advisors are available to answer all of your questions when it comes to tank size and your assessed needs. Our technicians assess your energy needs and professionally install the proper tank for safe, reliable performance. The experts at R. H. Foster evaluate your home and energy needs to recommend the best propane tank size for your household. Several factors influence propane tank sizing, including:

• Home size and layout
• Insulation quality and energy efficiency
• Number and type of propane appliances
• Heating system requirements
• Potential future additions or increased propane usage

Professional Propane Tank Sizing and Installation

A thorough propane tank assessment helps ensure your system is properly sized for consistent performance, efficient fuel usage, and long-term reliability. Our team provides professional propane tank installation and guidance to help Maine homeowners get the most from their propane supply.

We offer a range of residential propane tank sizes to meet your home heating and energy needs. Whether you need a smaller tank for limited appliance use or a larger tank for whole-home heating, we’ll help you choose the right solution.

120-gallon tanks

• Hold approximately 96 gallons when filled to 80% capacity
• Vertical dimensions: 53 inches tall x 30 inches in diameter
• Horizontal dimensions: 68 inches long x 24 inches in diameter
• Commonly used for one or two appliances, such as a range or a clothes dryer

250-gallon tanks

• Hold about 200 gallons when filled to 80% capacity
• Dimensions (horizontal only): 94 inches long x 30 inches in diameter
• Uses include pool heaters, water heaters and multiple lower-usage appliances like ranges, clothes dryers and fireplaces.

320-gallon tanks

• Hold about 260 gallons when filled to 80% capacity
• Dimensions (horizontal only): 9 feet 10 inches long x 30 inches in diameter
• Can be used for whole-house heating in small homes or vacation rentals

500-gallon tanks

• Hold approximately 400 gallons when filled to 80% capacity
• Dimensions (horizontal only): 144 inches long x 37½ inches in diameter
• Used for whole-house heating as well as for standby generators and homes with multiple propane appliances

1,000-gallon tanks

• Hold about 800 gallons when filled to 80% capacity
• Dimensions (horizontal only): 193½ inches long x 41 inches in diameter
• Used in commercial applications and large estate homes with multiple high-Btu appliances like pool heaters and standby generators.

Wireless Propane Tank Monitoring for Maine Homes: Real-Time Propane Tracking

Track fuel levels in real time with wireless propane tank monitoring for homes and businesses, whether you’re on-site or away. This service helps reduces interruptions and provides greater control over energy use.

How wireless tank monitoring works: The wireless monitoring device installs easily on your propane tank and connects to a mobile app or web portal.
Once installed, you can: Check propane levels anytime, from anywhere. Receive detailed usage insights and plan deliveries efficiently with accurate, up-to-date data.
Budget management: Track your propane usage over time, plan your heating budget and have information that helps you find ways to save energy.
Peace of mind: Whether you’re not home or you manage a second home, wireless monitoring lets you keep an eye on your propane supply from a distance.

With real-time data tank monitoring managing your propane supply becomes predictable, efficient, and stress-free.