Commercial Propane Tank Installations in Northeast Florida

Any Size Tank, Any Location, Any Use—Sea Breeze Propane Can Do It!

Proper propane tank installation ensures that your Northeast Florida business has a safe and reliable supply of fuel when and where you need it. Tank installations must abide by NFPA 56 & 58 Liquified Petroleum Gas Code, and Sea Breeze Propane technicians are experts at it! Give Sea Breeze Propane a call today to get started with a project coordinator to choose the proper tank for you!

The Propane Tank Installation Process

At Sea Breeze Propane, we pride ourselves on our communication and turnaround time. When you need a new propane tank, we understand that you want it as soon as possible. That’s why we promise to pair you with a trusted project manager immediately and send a licensed installation crew to your property in a timeframe that meets your business’s needs!

Here’s what a typical tank installation process looks like:

1. Initial Call
   Once you get in contact with us, we’ll connect you with an experienced project manager. Our project managers will be able to identify your needs, answer any preliminary questions, and get an idea of what type of tank, tank size, and tank locations make sense.
2. Site Visit
   When our project manager has an idea of what you’re looking for, he or she will schedule a time to come out to your commercial property, survey it, take pictures, and discuss your options. Feel free to ask as many questions as you’d like!
3. Approval
   Following your site visit, our project managers will send you a unique and detailed job description for your approval. Once the proposal is approved, our office can start putting the necessary pieces in place such as permit pulling (if needed) and scheduling.
4. Scheduling the job
   After all the paperwork has been signed, and the necessary moving parts are in place, our team will reach out to you to agree on an installation date. Our turnaround time is the best in the industry. We’ll have you up and running in no time!
5. Installation
   On the day of your installation, our expert crew will arrive with all the necessary materials to get the job done as safely and efficiently as possible. Our crew will perform all trenching (if needed), line work set up, concrete slab placement (if above ground), digging (if underground), regulator connections, tank installation, and anything else required! In addition, our team will perform pressure and leak checks after the tank is installed to make sure it is functioning properly!
6. Lasting Relationship
   After your installation is complete and you love the work we’ve done, we’ll set you up with the delivery plan and payment plan that works best for you. At Sea Breeze Propane, you get a business partner you can rely on. We don’t just install your propane tank and walk away — we take care of our customers and believe in creating friendships and developing relationships, so customers are comfortable using us as they need!

Where Can I Place a Propane Tank?

Some locations and situations require an aboveground propane tank, while others require an underground or buried tank. In addition, at certain sites, the business owner can choose which type of tank they prefer. There are several differences between an above ground propane tank and an underground propane tank, most notably – the street view.

Furthermore, there are safety codes in place that dictate where you can place a propane tank. Don’t worry. Our team knows the ins and outs of all propane-related laws. Here are some of the codes to look out for:

120-Gallon Tanks and Under

These tanks have different regulations based on the manufacturer. If it’s an ASME tank, it must be placed a minimum of 5 feet from a door or window. If it’s a DOT tank, it must be placed a minimum of 3 feet from a door or window. Also, it must be placed at least 10 feet from a source of ignition.

500-Gallon Tanks

Must be placed a minimum of 10 feet from a building. It must be placed at least 10 feet from sources of ignition. Also, it must be placed a minimum of 10 feet from a property line.

1000-Gallon Tanks

Must be placed a minimum of 10 feet from a building. Additionally, it must be placed at least 10 feet from a source of ignition and a minimum of 10 feet from a property line. If two or more tanks are placed on-site, they must be at least 3 feet apart, and the distance clearances increase to 25 feet.