Under Ground/Above Ground Propane Tank ASME / DOT

250 UnderGround Propane Tank ASME / DOT
$750.00 Incl_Tax

A 250 gallon propane tank is commonly used for hot water, smaller sized pool heater or a generator. Installation of a 250 gallon propane tank is a great solution when you need a propane tank but don’t want to see it. Includes dome and lid for the 250 gallon propane tank. This propane tank is installed underground. 250 gallon propane tank is only available for sale on Long Island.

Tank Capacity: Holds Approx. 200 gallons of Propane
Tank Dimensions (lwd): 7′ 2 1/2″ x 31.5″ x 4′ 5/8″
Type: ASME Underground Propane Tank

Tank Features:
Superior, ready to bury, red oxide durable powder coating
Black polyethylene shroud for durability and easy access
Duplicate stainless steel nameplate
Anode bolt attached on riser for easy, secure cathodic connection
Dual lifting lugs for 500 wg and 1,000 wg
Steel galvanized domes in select colors
Vacuum Purge
#72 liquid level outage valve orifice

Refurbished Tank Specifications:
Conforms to the latest edition of the ASME, and DOT Section VIII, Division 1. Complies with NFPA 58.
Yes sir Our tanks have been professionally serviced and refurbished.
New Valves Installed
New Volume Gauges
Tests for Safety
Paint & Rust Removal
New Domes
Data Plates
Pressure Tested .
A 250-gallon underground propane tank is a durable, heavy-duty storage vessel designed to securely contain propane fuel for residential or commercial use. These tanks are typically constructed from high-quality steel and are engineered to withstand underground installation, protecting them from external elements and potential damage.

Measuring approximately 7 feet long and 2 feet in diameter, a 250-gallon underground propane tank is compact enough to fit discreetly into most residential or commercial properties while still providing an ample supply of propane for various applications. The tank’s underground placement helps maintain the aesthetic appeal of the property by keeping the tank out of sight while also maximizing available space.

These tanks are equipped with safety features such as pressure relief valves, excess flow valves, and liquid level gauges to ensure proper operation and prevent potential hazards. Additionally, they are coated with a protective layer to resist corrosion and prolong their lifespan, even when buried underground.

Installation of a 250-gallon underground propane tank requires adherence to local building codes and regulations, as well as, coordination with propane suppliers for proper placement and connection.

Overall, a 250-gallon tank offers a convenient and reliable solution for storing propane fuel, providing a steady and consistent energy source for heating, cooking, hot water, and other essential applications in residential and commercial settings.