Polo Club: Terry Garnett’s Propane – Your Preferred Propane Provider

The Polo Club is one of the finest gated communities in the Texas Hill Country. As the #1 propane provider for the Polo Club, Terry Garnett’s Propane is on the job delivering clean, green, and efficient propane energy for your home and business.

View the Polo Club video on You Tube: Polo Club, Dripping Springs, Tx: Terry Garnett’s Propane – Your Preferred Propane Provider

Chances are, if you enjoy the equestrian lifestyle combined with an atmosphere of beautiful lakes and meticulously groomed landscaping, you’ll love the Polo Club (located in Dripping Springs and accessed directly from Hwy 290W).

The Polo Club is a great place to live and if you need propane delivered today, here’s some good news for you – read on!

In the 30+ years that Terry Garnett’s Propane has been serving friends and neighbors in Central Texas, the population of Central Texas has skyrocketed providing many progressive and exciting changes.

As a gated community, the Polo Club has specific needs. Remember, it’s important that you select a propane provider who can contribute with programs tailored precisely for your community and lifestyle.

Terry Garnett’s Propane is your preferred choice for the Polo Club providing state of the art energy services designed to bring maximum efficiency and ease of comfort to you and your family.

One phone call to Terry Garnett’s Propane (512-894-4480) and all of your propane needs will be coordinated and maintained automatically for you. That’s peace of mind!

Terry Garnett’s Propane also offers many other distinct benefits for residents of the Polo Club. Let’s take a look at some of the wonderful benefits you’ll enjoy with Terry Garnett’s Propane.

The Keep Check Program ensures automatic and regularly scheduled deliveries – that’s a super convenience and especially handy if you have a busy and active lifestyle (nowadays, who doesn’t).

Your driver is licensed by the State of Texas and will monitor the amount of propane in your tank with precision and keep the levels at optimum operating conditions. It’s very important to never run out of propane since your propane appliances and overall energy efficiency of your home is best served by maintaining a steady, even supply of propane. For Polo Club residents (as well as other Central Texas communities), Terry Garnett’s Propane will make sure this is taken care of for you.

For more information about additional benefits for Polo Club residents, stop by and enjoy the videos at garnettspropane.com as well as the Terry Garnett’s Propane YouTube Channel.

Remember, you call… we’re there!

Terry Garnett’s Propane has been serving Central Texas communities for over 30 years. For Same Day Delivery, call Terry Garnett’s Propane at 512-484-4480 (or toll free 1-800-950-8289) for all of your propane needs.

Propane Tips for Your Home and Business – PT 1

Learning how to maximize the efficiency of propane for your home or business is key for optimizing your energy requirements. As the #1 propane provider for Central Texas for over 30 years, Terry Garnett’s Propane receives numerous email and telephone requests for information and propane tips.

This is the first installment of a series of propane tips that will be posted to assist our friends and neighbors in getting the most from their propane energy systems.

Question: Is it all right if it’s a cold weather snap to use my stove as a space heater, in the short term, if I’m out of propane?  Is that safe?

Terry Garnett: Never use any type of an appliance other than for its recommended and intended use.  It is a safety issue. Please always follow manufacturer recommendations on all gas appliances.

Question: How often should I have my propane appliances tested by a qualified technician?

Terry Garnett: There is no magic number. I recommend having your entire system checked at least once a year by a qualified and  licensed technician. An annual pressure test of your propane lines is a sound investment.

Question: One thing that we are interested in at my home is that we want to have a green environment; does propane contaminate soil or water?

Terry Garnett: Propane is one of the cleanest fossil fuels available today. It is non abrasive to soil and water.

Question: Compared with the tanks that are used for ethanol, methanol, and gasoline, are the propane tanks actually more volatile or puncture prone or how does the safety of a propane cylinder stack up with a gas can?

Terry Garnett: Propane tanks are very safe and their construction heavily regulated. They are not puncture prone, and comparing them to a gas can is like comparing a Volvo to a unicycle.

Question: I don’t really plan on doing any of the work myself.  Is it really important to know where my gas service lines are?

Terry Garnett: It’s always good to know where your tank is and where your gas service lines are.  Know where the shut off to your system is and how to shut it off. Remember ALWAYS locate your gas line before you dig.

Question: We read on the Internet we could buy an electronic leak detector.  Is that a scam or is that really such a thing?

Terry Garnett: There are propane gas detectors, and they are great if you or others in your home have difficulty smelling propane, or if appliances are in little-used areas in your home where the smell of propane might not be detected. Detectors can provide an additional measure of security.

Propane gas detectors are designed to sound an alarm if they sense the presence of propane. Their operation does not depend on the concentration of odorant in the air, just the propane concentration at the detector.

Be sure the units you buy are listed by Underwriters Laboratories (UL). To be sure propane gas detectors operate properly, install and maintain them as the manufacturer recommends.

But more importantly trust your nose. Never ignore the smell of propane, even if no detector is sounding an alarm to signal the presence of propane. However, if a detector is sounding an alarm, treat it as an emergency and act immediately, even if you do not smell the propane.

Even if you install gas detectors, have a qualified service technician inspect your propane system and propane appliances periodically.