Gas Incorporated
103 Durham Street, Dallas, Georgia, United States

Gas Inc offers a number of advantages for commercial, industrial and agricultural customers using propane. We understand the importance energy and energy budget plays in managing your business. Here are just some of the advantages we offer:

• Centralized Billing – For customers with multiple locations, Gas Inc offers centralized billing. One monthly statement summarizes all activity for all locations, reducing the number of vendors, contracts, and bills your accounting department receives.

• Remote Tank Monitoring – When propane is absolutely critical to your business, we closely track your supply with remote tank monitors to ensure that your tanks are fueled at optimum levels.

• Large Jobs and Small Jobs – Whether repairing a restaurant stove or piping an industrial foundry, Gas Inc has the knowledge and experience to service all types of commercial customers both big and small.

• Knowledgeable Service – All Gas Inc team members have experience servicing a variety of business users including restaurants, retail, warehouses and manufacturing accounts. Whether customer service, deliveries, or service and repair, we understand your needs to keep your business running.

Gas Cooking 

Many customers prefer the performance and feel of cooking with propane vs electric appliances. Instant on and off plus precise temperature control, it’s no wonder most home chefs prefer cooking with gas. Our technicians can easily install and convert your home stove, range or cooktop to perform flawlessly on propane.

Gas Clothes Drying

  If you do multiple loads of laundry a week, a propane clothes dryer saves time by drying clothes more quickly than electric dryers. In addition, gas dryers are more gentle on fabrics versus electric dryers. For families that use their clothes dryer frequently, a propane fueled dryer can help to significantly cut down on electric bills.

Generators

  With a backup emergency power generator, thunderstorms, hurricanes, ice-storms, or any kind of weather means no-worries. A propane fueled generator starts reliably, immediately and gives you all the comforts of home – in spite of the conditions outside.

Why Run A Generator on Propane?

Due to the standby nature of generators, they spend most of their time not running. When sitting for long periods of up to 6 months, diesel fuel and gasoline can gum up and clog the inner parts of the engine. Over time, these fuels can damage rubber seals and fuel lines. In addition, diesel fuel and gasoline can make for very hard starting in cold weather. Clean burning propane has an indefinite shelf life, reduces engine wear and can be used for other appliances in your home.

How Long Will I have Power with Propane?

Typical home backup generators range in size from 7 kilowatts (kW) to 20kW. A 7 kW generator is powerful enough to run only the critical systems in a home. These include heating systems, a well pump, a sump pump, refrigerators, and some lighting. A homeowner would have to move up to at least a 15 kW system to enjoy their home just as they would with their regular electricity.  A 7kW generator will run for 66 hours, a 12kW generator will run for 36 hours on a 100 gallon tank at full load. Most of the time, the generator is operating between 25-75% capacity and the fuel supply will last much longer.