Propane Delivery Options

We offer convenient Automatic Delivery or Will-Call propane delivery. Choose the propane delivery option that works best for your home, schedule, and budget.

An Alpine Propane propane delivery truck making a delivery to a customer's home in Northern Michigan.

A closeup shot of an Alpine Propane service tech holding a propane hose as he prepares to fill a propane tank at a customer's home in Northern Michigan.

Automatic Propane Delivery

If you’re looking for a worry-free delivery option, automatic delivery is for you! With automatic delivery you won’t need to monitor your tank percentage; you can leave that to us.

Here’s how this FREE service works: we keep up with your propane consumption utilizing heating degree days. (This is the demand for energy to heat your home each day, which is established by the average of the day’s temperature.)

Once the system estimates your tank around 25%, we’ll schedule a delivery. Its that easy and there’s no work for you!

The chance of an out of gas become virtually nonexistent when you have automatic delivery.

Will-Call Propane Delivery

This option requires a bit more work on your end. Will-call delivery means it is up to you to watch your tank.

When the gauge reads 25%, you inform us that you need to schedule a delivery. We’ll be there within 3-5 days.

If your gauge is lower than you expected, and you need a delivery before 5 days, you can place a priority delivery. But keep in mind, that additional fees may apply to a priority delivery or an after hours or weekend deliveries.

The most effective way to avoid this is to sign up for automatic delivery.

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Alpine Propane's friendly and knowledgeable customer support specialists standing in front of their Gaylord, MI office on Dickerson Rd.

A propane tank gauge showing a 60% reading.

Avoiding an Out-of-Gas

We know that customers are often concerned about an out of gas. The best way to avoid an out of gas is with automatic delivery. It’s the option that helps us help you.

Letting your propane tank run empty creates additional hazards. If you run out of gas and lose pressure in the system, a potentially hazardous condition can result.