Propane Tank Installation in West Palm Beach, FL
Universal Gas Contractors sets and connects propane tanks, above ground and buried, for homes and businesses that run on propane across South Florida.
- Service
- Propane tank setting and connection
- Tank styles
- Above ground and buried
- Based in
- West Palm Beach, Florida
- In business since
- 1998
- Customers
- Homeowners, builders and commercial projects
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
The Work
What This Service Covers
Propane gives a home the full benefits of gas where natural gas lines do not reach. The tank is the heart of that system, and setting it well matters. A buried tank keeps the yard clean and the profile low, while an above ground tank keeps access simple. We help you weigh both before the first shovel touches the ground.
Our own crew handles the excavation and the setting, as the photos on this site show. Once the tank is in place, we run and connect the lines that feed your water heater, range, dryer, generator, fireplace and pool heater, so one company is responsible for the whole system.
Included in a Typical Job
- Above ground tank setting
- Buried tank excavation and setting
- Connection to the house gas system
- Lines from the tank to every appliance
- Tank sizing for generators and pool heaters
- Service for builders and homeowners
Request This Service
Call (561) 422-0086 or send the form and we will call you back.
Good Questions
Propane Tanks Questions
Should my propane tank be buried or above ground?
Both work well, and the right choice depends on your property. A buried tank disappears into the landscape and suits larger lots and new construction, while an above ground tank costs less to set and is easier to reach for service. We will look at your yard, your fuel load and your plans, then recommend the option that fits.
What size propane tank does a house need?
Size follows load. A home running only a range and a dryer needs far less storage than a home with a standby generator, a tankless water heater and a pool heater. We add up every appliance the tank will feed, including the ones you plan to add, and size the tank so refills stay convenient through the heaviest use.
Can one tank feed my generator and my pool heater too?
Yes, and that is one of the most common setups we install. The tank, the lines and the regulators all have to be planned together so the generator can draw its full load without starving the pool heater or the house. Planning the whole system at once is exactly the work this company was built to do.
Do you set tanks for builders on new homes?
Yes. Builders across South Florida have our crews set tanks during construction so the gas system is complete when the home closes. We coordinate the excavation and setting with the build schedule, connect the house lines, and leave the system ready for the homeowner from the first day.