Arrow Propane Frequently Asked Questions

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Learn More About Arrow Propane

Have a propane-related question? We have the answer! Check out our FAQs below to learn more about our company and services.

  • What is the price of propane?

    While 90% of America's propane is produced in the United States, according to Cenex, the price of propane changes frequently. The price of propane actually changes on an almost daily basis and is impacted by any number of local, national, and even international factors. 


    The best way to find out what your price would be is to call our neighborhood office. We're more than happy to find you the best pricing available! Call us today to receive information about the latest pricing.

  • How soon can I get a propane delivery?

    We offer fast, 24/7 service, but the exact timeline will depend on your specific propane needs and where you're located. Contact us today to learn more.

  • How do I know if I have a propane leak?

    A propane leak smells like rotten eggs. If you notice that smell or something similar, please leave the area and call us as soon as possible. We'll be happy to check and repair the suspected leak. 

  • Do you repair propane leaks for people who are not your current customer for propane delivery?

    If you suspect a propane leak, you should leave the building or area immediately and contact your current supplier or emergency services.

  • Can I paint my propane tank?

    It depends. If you own the propane tank then you can paint it, but if you're just leasing the tank then we prefer you don't paint it. If you do choose to paint your propane tank, please note that it's best to stick to lighter colors. Dark paint can cause tanks to become overheated in warmer weather.