Do you install new propane tanks?

Yes. We install above-ground and underground tanks in sizes from 120 to 1,000 gallons. Our certified technicians coordinate permits, placement, site work, and the required safety inspection.

Can I own my propane tank or do I have to lease?

Both are options. Many customers prefer to lease — we handle maintenance and replacement. If you'd rather own, we can sell and install.

Do you offer automatic delivery for propane?

Yes — every Levco propane account includes automatic delivery with wireless tank monitoring. With our wireless monitoring system, we're able to see your actual tank level and recent usage, while degree-day forecasting helps us plan for changing weather. Together, they help our dispatch team schedule each fill with comfortable margin. No enrollment fee, no contract.

Can propane heat my whole house?

Absolutely. Modern propane furnaces and boilers are highly efficient and work great in Connecticut homes — especially where natural gas isn't available.

PROPANE

Propane for the whole home.

From heating and hot water to cooking, fireplaces, generators, pool heaters, and outdoor living, propane can power more of your home from one dependable fuel source. Levco makes keeping it supplied simple with automatic delivery and a local team that understands your setup.

Phil says: One propane system can serve a lot of your home. We’ll help make sure the tank, delivery schedule, and setup are built around how your family actually uses it.

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AT A GLANCE

We deliver propane and install, size, and service propane tanks from 120 to 1,000 gallons across Fairfield and New Haven Counties for whole-home heat, hot water, cooking, generators, pool heaters, and outdoor living.

Key takeaways

Tanks from 120 to 1,000 gallons, above-ground or underground
One fuel for heat, hot water, cooking, pool heaters, and standby generators
Automatic delivery keeps the tank ahead of Connecticut cold snaps
Installed and serviced to NFPA 58 by licensed Connecticut technicians

OVERVIEW

Built around how your home uses propane.

Every home uses propane differently. Some rely on it for heating and hot water, while others use it for cooking, generators, fireplaces, pool heat, or a combination of systems. Levco looks at the whole setup, how you use propane, how much storage you need, and how deliveries can be made reliably, then builds the tank and delivery plan around your home.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Propane delivery, handled.

Automatic delivery — no enrollment fee
Tank installation & ownership options
Whole-home heat, hot water & generators
BBQ propane exchange
Safety inspections included
24/7 emergency service for maintenance-plan members

EXPLORE

Programs & options

Propane Tank Sizes Guide

Common sizes, setback rules, and factors that affect tank selection.

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Automatic Delivery

Set it and forget it. We monitor your tank for you.

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Tank Options

Above-ground, underground, owned, or leased — we'll fit your home.

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Propane Exchange

BBQ tank exchange locations across Fairfield County.

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Oil to Propane Conversion

One CT crew — tank, line work, equipment, and old-tank removal.

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Propane Safety

What it smells like, what to do, and how we keep your system safe.

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Why propane is a great choice for Connecticut homes

Propane (also called LPG, liquefied petroleum gas) is a versatile, efficient fuel that works exceptionally well in our region. It’s produced largely in the U.S., stored as a liquid, and used across a wide range of home applications. For homeowners looking for a dependable energy option, propane offers clear advantages:

Clean-burningproduces fewer particulates and pollutants than many other fossil fuels.
Efficientheats faster and recovers hot water more quickly than equivalent electric systems.
Reliablepropane equipment tends to require less maintenance and can have a longer service life when properly maintained.
Safetanks and systems are designed with multiple safety measures; a harmless odorant is added to help detect leaks.
Local impactmost propane used here is domestically produced—using it supports American jobs and supply chains.

As a practical, all‑season fuel, propane is ideal for Connecticut’s mix of coastal and inland communities where dependable heating, cooking, and backup power matter.

How propane powers Connecticut homes

Propane is an excellent choice for many household needs because it combines performance with cost-effectiveness. Common residential uses include:

Furnaces and whole‑house heating
Water heaterswith fast recovery times
Gas stoves and ovens for precise cooking control
Gas fireplacesand outdoor fire pits for comfort and ambiance
Clothes dryersthat dry faster and use less energy than many electric models
Backup generatorsthat start quickly and run efficiently during outages
Outdoor appliances: built‑in grills, patio heaters, and pool heaters

Tanks, installation, and delivery options

Tank size and placement depend on how you plan to use propane and the layout of your property. We help plan the right fit and handle the details.

Above-ground and underground tanks sized around your home and equipment
Clearances, access, drainage, and tank protection considered before installation
Permits, placement, anchoring, regulators, piping, and testing managed by Levco
Automatic delivery and wireless monitoring set up after installation

Your written quote explains the recommended setup and available choices.

Safety and routine maintenance: our recommendations

Propane is safe when systems are installed and maintained correctly. Follow these key practices to stay protected and prevent service interruptions:

Know the smell: propane suppliers add an odorant so leaks can be detected—if you smell it, evacuate the area and notify your provider.
Keep the tank area clear: maintain vegetation, snow, and debris clearance around the tank to allow inspections and deliveries.
Schedule annual checks: regulators, valves, piping, and appliance connections should be inspected periodically by qualified technicians.
Protect against corrosion: ensure proper drainage and coatings; an elevated pad or concrete base can help in wet locations.
Test alarms and backup systems: confirm carbon monoxide detectors and generator systems are functional.
Use certified professionals: always rely on licensed technicians for installation, repairs, and major adjustments.

Proactive maintenance prevents most service calls and extends the life of equipment — a small investment that pays off in comfort and safety.

Why Levco — local, family-run expertise since 1980

Family-owned in Connecticut since 1980, Levco provides:

Experienced propane installation and service technicians
Tank installation, monitoring, delivery, and equipment service

Clear communication and attentive follow-through help us stay ahead of your home’s needs.

Getting started: simple steps to switching or installing propane

Your Comfort Advisor guides the project from the first conversation through ongoing care.

Step 1Talk through your plans.Tell us where propane could fit your home.
Step 2Share property photos.If an in-home visit helps, we’ll arrange one.
Step 3Review your choices.Get written options shaped around your home and family.
Step 4Let us handle the work.We manage permits, Call Before You Dig, installation, and testing.
Step 5Count on follow-through.We set up automatic delivery, wireless monitoring, and preventative maintenance when needed.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do you install new propane tanks?: Yes. We install above-ground and underground tanks in sizes from 120 to 1,000 gallons. Our certified technicians coordinate permits, placement, site work, and the required safety inspection.
Can I own my propane tank or do I have to lease?: Both are options. Many customers prefer to lease — we handle maintenance and replacement. If you'd rather own, we can sell and install.
Do you offer automatic delivery for propane?: Yes — every Levco propane account includes automatic delivery with wireless tank monitoring. With our wireless monitoring system, we're able to see your actual tank level and recent usage, while degree-day forecasting helps us plan for changing weather. Together, they help our dispatch team schedule each fill with comfortable margin. No enrollment fee, no contract.
Can propane heat my whole house?: Absolutely. Modern propane furnaces and boilers are highly efficient and work great in Connecticut homes — especially where natural gas isn't available.