MFA Oil Propane

Propane offers significant cost savings, less maintenance and better reliability to farmers who rely on irrigation to boost their crop yields. In the quest to control costs and maximize efficiency, farmers are increasingly turning to propane to power their irrigation pumps. Most farmers have achieved savings of 40% or more compared with engines powered by petroleum fuel sources doing the same work. And compared with natural gas, a propane-powered irrigation engine provides 10% more horsepower per unit.

Propane water heating systems use less energy, cost less to operate and have fewer emissions compared with electric models. Available in both tankless and conventional storage tank systems, propane delivers more value and convenience than units powered by other sources. We can meet all your home's propane needs with friendly, dependable service. Our highly trained propane professionals are ready to help you safely connect your water heater to a propane system. We offer a variety of convenient propane programs such as Auto-Fill, which uses tank-monitoring technology to ensure you always have the propane you need when you need it.

Landscaping contractors, corporate maintenance crews, schools and government agencies are increasingly converting their mowers to propane because they have found it gets the job done while improving balance sheets and reducing emissions. Mowers running on propane can reduce your fuel costs, lower labor expenses and improve fuel security all while burning cleaner than alternative fuel options.

Whether you're interested in temporary heating to keep your construction plans moving forward, fuel for standby generators or incorporating propane systems into your project, we've got you covered. Propane is a smart, versatile and dependable energy choice for contractors and commercial construction projects. It is easily delivered to job sites and is a cost-effective heating source for a wide variety of construction needs. Propane systems and appliances are typically far more efficient than their electric counterparts.