Uncle Sam’s Prediction for Lower Heating Bills this Winter

Wednesday, November 4th, 2015, Keystone Propane

It looks as though we may be getting a break this year from Old Man Winter according to U.S. Energy Department. Their annual outlook is calling for warmer temperatures that will mean lower heating bills, particularly for those using propane or oil to heat their homes. Their prediction was released in early October, and we […]

Fall Checklist for Winterizing Your Home

Friday, October 2nd, 2015, Keystone Propane

Fall is officially here, and it’s time to think about ways you and your family can conserve energy. Thankfully, there’s a lot you can to protect your home from inclement weather while also lowering your utility bills. Time for a Tune Up When’s the last time you’ve had a professional give your heating unit a […]

How Pre-Buying Propane Can Help You Save

Thursday, September 3rd, 2015, Keystone Propane

With yet another severe winter behind us, many homeowners are looking for new ways they can conserve both energy and money when it comes to home heating. Even the thought of the words “polar vortex” is enough to send shivers down the spine of any property owner. Thankfully, there’s a lot you can do to […]

Summer Energy Savings

Wednesday, August 12th, 2015, Keystone Propane

August may be one of the hottest months of the year, but there’s a lot of you can do to beat the heat while saving on energy costs. Here are some helpful tips to help you keep your cool: Turn on Ceiling Fans Air conditioning is a great way to bring down the temperature in […]

3 Tips for Hiding Your Propane Tank

Sunday, July 12th, 2015, Keystone Propane

There are many reasons why homeowners use propane gas to heat their homes. Propane is one of the most versatile energy sources available and has the ability to provide affordable home heating that is both environmentally friendly and efficient. Propane delivery is an easy process that involves the expertise of courteous Keystone Propane personnel who […]

Create a Backyard Oasis with an Outdoor Propane Fireplace

Tuesday, June 9th, 2015, Keystone Propane

Transform your unused exterior space into an backyard oasis with a comforting outdoor propane fireplace. If you’ve been thinking about how you and your family can make better use of your outdoor areas and how you can spend more time in the fresh air, a fireplace is the perfect solution. Since the dawn of time, […]

10 Big Green Egg Cooking Tips

Wednesday, May 6th, 2015, Keystone Propane

If you haven’t used a Big Green Egg before, you’ve never experienced everything it has to offer as far as convenience, flavor enhancement, and safety. The Big Green Egg reaches your ideal cooking temperature in just minutes, is extremely easy to start, and is much safer to use than traditional metal grills because its ceramic […]

Top 5 Safety Tips for Grilling

Tuesday, April 7th, 2015, Keystone Propane

Grilling is one of America’s favorite past times, especially during the summer months, but there’s a few important things to consider in order to avoid potential dangers. Check out our top 5 safety tips for grilling to keep the good time rolling and your outdoor cooking on track. Tip One – Read the Manual Whether […]

Spring Cleaning – Home Improvement and Maintenance

Tuesday, March 10th, 2015, Keystone Propane

Spring is finally upon us, and it’s time to get your home in tip top shape. Don’t dread your seasonal home improvement and maintenance chores! Here is a helpful checklist to keep your spring cleaning on the right track, brought to you by Keystone Propane. Air Conditioning Maintenance You may be excited to turn down […]

When to Upgrade Your Furnace

Tuesday, February 3rd, 2015, Keystone Propane

Whether you’ve recently bought a house or have lived in your current home for many years, it’s important to take time to assess the condition of your furnace. There are numerous benefits to replacing an old heating system, and you’ll find that making such an investment will benefit your family in the long run. Some […]

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