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Residential Propane

UPDATE: For DeWitt County, please call 217-615-9705.

Bringing Warmth and Comfort to Your Home

In more than 48 million U.S. households, families are enjoying the comfort, convenience, and efficiency of propane energy. The reasons for propane’s popularity are simple: Propane energy is a clean energy source, reduces energy costs, and safely promotes a modern lifestyle.

Home

Propane covers all your home needs. From in-home heating and powering appliances, to outdoor living spaces and generators, propane covers all your home conveniences. Propane allows you to customize your home to fit your needs.

Options

Customize your home with a variety of options like tank size, above or below ground, furnace or boiler. Make the best choice that works for your home. Whether you want a radiant heat system, zone heaters, or a direct-vent fireplace, FS offers a wide variety of options to fit you and your home’s needs.

Flexible

Whether you choose to prepay, pay per-gallon, use our summer fill program, or our budget payment program, we can customize a program to fit your needs (financing options offered). All of our options ensure your home is energy-ready inside and out, with competitive pricing plans to fit your lifestyle.

Service

Installation, leak checks, pressure checks, tank and equipment maintenance, and scheduled deliveries are just an overview of the FS Propane service offerings. 24/7 Emergency Service: a number you can call anytime to report a propane emergency.

Peace of Mind

Safety

Your local Evergreen FS Propane Specialist will be there from start to finish to serve all your energy needs.

Generators

Whole-house power at the ready. No mater what is going on outside, you should always enjoy warmth and convenience inside your home.

Geothermal

Propane offers lower up front costs and fewer carbon dioxide emissions compared to geothermal. Not to mention the high installation costs of geothermal (as much as $20,000), or higher electricity costs to drive heat pumps.