Free guide · 2026–27 edition
Seven ways to never run out of propane, or pay a $450 emergency fee. Nine pages, written in Granbury for North Texas homes that heat with propane. Free, and the PDF opens the moment you ask for it.
Locally owned & operated in Granbury since 2000 · Hood, Parker, Johnson, Tarrant and Somervell counties
A propane-heated home in Hood County burns roughly two-thirds of its yearly gallons between November and February. Every one of these seven things is free or costs less than a single emergency call.
What runs on propane and roughly what it burns in a North Texas year, so the winter fill stops being a guess.
Why the top-off happens on a normal route day, and why waiting for a price dip costs more than it saves.
What 80%, 40% and 20% actually mean in gallons, why cold shrinks the reading, and when to make the call.
Gate codes, the fill path, dogs and iced driveways: the small things that turn a delivery into a run-out.
What Texas code requires after an out-of-gas, and why an empty tank is more than a fill.
Three ways to make the winter fill boring: pre-buy, the Budget Plan, and earning the membership back.
How a monitored tank and the We-Make-It-Right Guarantee take the whole list off your plate.
Method on the page, numbers behind the phone
The Playbook does not print prices, and it does not tell you there is a shortage. It tells you how to go into winter full on a normal route day, and what to do if you did not.
Tell us who you are and how you found us, and the PDF opens on the next page. No waiting on an email, no sales call unless you ask for one.
Prefer the phone? 817-341-7240, Mon–Fri 8–5. Emergencies are answered 24/7.
Because a run-out is the worst day a customer has with us, and almost every one is preventable in October or November. We have been doing North Texas winters since 2000. We would rather you never need the $450 after-hours call than collect it.