Propane prices in your area?

[om21braz]

146 gallons @ $2.85 per gallon here is this part of NC.

 

[von-mil]

This winter, my supplier is charging 1.69/gal if you pay up front for a minimum of 500 gallons. That price includes a .03/gal discount for being on a scheduled delivery as opposed to calling them up for a delivery whenever your tank gets low. It also includes a .03/gal discount for cash payment. My 500 gallon tank is leased. If I owned the tank, the price would go down another .05/gallon.
East-central Wisconsin

 

[charlz]

You forgot the most common reason.

The less you buy, the more they charge.

Or that they are not regulated like utility companies so can charge what they want, when they want. Including selling you all that 'summer bought and stored gas' at 'winter bought' prices The lower priced guys are probably just more honest or at least have a glimmer of a conscience Being fairly low-profile helps with this as well.... unlike gasoline prices that get media attention when they move much.

 

[DANOCHEESE]

Local COOP is 1.49 Ferralgas is 2.19 Coop can't install tanks fast enouhg. No cron drying aorund here this fall so supply wil be good.

 

[deputy11]

A couple of weeks ago, 1.499 but gas went up 10 cents/gal since then here.

 

[sal64]

2.58 a gallon, lucky thats it i heat with wood.

 

[orezok]

$3.05 yesterday on a "keep full" contract.

 

[brokenknee]

$1.56 back on August 4Th. I think I also got a .03 discount for prepaying for the year (1,000 gallons). I haven't checked prices since, not sure I want to know. I usually lock in and it goes down, if I don't lock in it goes up.

 

[Jimmy Joe]

Locked in at the local coop for $1.65 a gallon, must pre pay and be on a keep fill basis.

 

[Mark_in_NH]

I was just quoted $2.619 (current day's price ) by my fuel supplier. I am not due for a delivery until early December. Not sure whether to have the tank filled now, with the assumption that the price will increase or Take a chance, wait until December with hopes that the price might drop a little.