Strobel Oil Inc
Kewaskum, Wisconsin, United States

Fueling Wisconsins growth and expansion for generations

Strobel Oil Inc has been in our family for over 50 years, with each generation working for Standard Oil as jobbers and dealers.  Myron Strobel began working for his father at Strobel Oil in 1975. He started at the bottom and worked his way up the ladder, and is now the owner and operator.  In the last 15 years, our area of Wisconsin has grown and changed. As such, we have expanded so that we can provide our customers with the products that they need. From heating oil and gasoline to diesel fuel and propane gas, youre sure to find the fuel you need - and well deliver right to your door!  Our trained and certified staff has been employed with our company for over 10 years. We guarantee you that all of our drivers have completed the most up-to-date Hazmat training.

You can rely on propane to burn hotter and more evenly

Provide your property with the only fuel that is clean-burning and non-toxic, and that works when and where other energy sources will not. You can look forward to significant savings when compared to alternative fuel options – on average, propane costs half as much per BTU as electricity! Install a new propane system onto your residential, industrial, agricultural, or commercial property with the assistance of technicians who are up-to-date on the latest Hazmat training and are equipped to meet all state and local codes.

Cyclinder Propane

The most common type of LP Gas container is the propane cylinder, commonly known as a bottle. Cylinders range widely in size and use. Most people are familiar with propane bottles as the source of fuel for their gas grills. Industrial LP Gas consumers are also familiar as forklifts are commonly powered by propane and use cylinders as a portable gas supply source. Cylinders fall into two groups of propane service, liquid or vapor. Cylinders in liquid service are commonly found on forklifts while bottles in vapor service are easily spotted fueling a gas grill.  Like large propane tanks, cylinders are subject to rules and regulations set out by Federal and State governments. Propane companies must adhere to these rules when not only filling cylinders, but determining if cylinders are safe and legal to fill. The requirements include protection from rust and damage that may dent the cylinder.