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Propane is moving through your park. You cannot see it, and you cannot enforce it.

Guests set up their own accounts, so suppliers you have never vetted drive through your gate and fill tanks on your sites with no record of what happened. Routing it through the park puts that under your control — and the gallons that leave your property today start earning for you instead.

What control is worth

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Your numbers are already on the page. Leave your details if you'd like them emailed over and a conversation about your park.

No obligation, and nothing is a commitment until you have a written proposal.

What changes

One program, one supply partner, one record. Guests order to their own site tank from their phone, a licensed partner delivers, and every fill is logged against the site and the tank.

  • One vetted supply partner instead of whoever a guest called
  • Every fill recorded against the site and the tank
  • No propane handled by your staff
  • Nothing to buy and nothing up front

What a park carries today

When every guest arranges their own propane, the activity happens on your property and under your name, with nothing written down.

Suppliers you never vetted

Whoever a guest called drives through your gate and works on your sites. You do not know who they are, what they carry, or whether they are licensed.

Tanks set wherever they fit

Too close to a window or an air intake, on uneven ground, or beside a unit that was not there last season. NFPA 58 has a view on all of it. Nobody is checking.

Cylinders nobody inspected

Rusted or out-of-date cylinders still getting filled, and 100 lb service-valve tanks filled with no leak test afterward.

No record when it matters

Who supplies site 42? When was that tank last checked? After an incident, documentation is the first thing anyone asks for, and there is none.

What the program puts in its place

One vetted supply partner instead of whoever a guest called. Certified technicians on every connection. Every fill logged against the site and the tank, with the date, the gallons and who performed it — so the record exists before anyone asks for it, rather than after.

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Why parks are taking propane in-house

The compliance exposure of guests arranging their own propane, the profit leaving your property, and how one program fixes both without adding work for your staff.

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What happens next

  1. We walk the park

    A short visit to see how many sites have tanks, how propane reaches them today, and what your guests are paying for it now.

  2. You get it in writing

    A written proposal with the scope, the per-gallon pricing, the term, and what each side is responsible for. Nothing on this page is a commitment until that is signed.

  3. We turn it on

    Your guests get a sign-up link, your office gets a short walkthrough, and the first deliveries go out. Nothing is dug up and nothing is installed.

Questions people ask first

What do I actually pay?

A price per gallon on the propane your guests buy, and nothing else. No equipment to purchase, no setup fee and no monthly software fee.

Do we have to handle propane?

No. Deliveries are made to the guest site by a licensed supply partner. Your staff never fill, move or store propane.

How long is the agreement?

Term and conditions are set out in the written proposal for your park. Ask for that before you commit to anything.

Who sets the price guests pay?

You do. Your margin is whatever sits between your cost and the price you set, which is why the number on this page moves when you change it.

What if fewer guests take part than you estimate?

The estimate here assumes every site with a tank buys through the park, which no park hits in year one. Treat it as the ceiling and expect to climb toward it. Since you put in no capital, a slower start costs you nothing but time.

What does my office actually do?

Point guests at the sign-up link. Ordering, scheduling, delivery and billing run without your front desk.

What about training and safety requirements?

Propane on your property carries real obligations around tank placement, cylinder condition, leak checks after a fill, and record keeping. The program puts a vetted supply partner and certified technicians behind every connection, and logs every fill against the site and the tank, so the record exists before anyone asks for it.