Residential

Free Gas Company has been supplying exceptional service to our customers for over 57 years. Here is a variety of uses for propane that many of our residential customers take advantage of everyday. All delivery charges are incorporated in fuel price per litre.

Rental Hot Water Heater information

Water Heaters for in floor heating and hot water
Cooking
Clothes Dryer
Fireplaces
Pool Heaters
Barbecue tanks
Backup Electrical Generators
Furnaces
Garage or Shop Heating

Our friendly and knowledgeable service technicians are ready to assist you with any problems that may arise, whether pertaining to natural gas or propane.

Propane Facts

Propane is a three-carbon alkane – its molecular formula is C3H8.
Propane is an odourless gas to which an odourant has been added to detect leaks.
Liquid propane boils (from liquid to vapour) at -44F (-42.2C).
At one and a half times the weight of air, propane gas will settle in low areas.
In a liquid form, propane is half the weight of water.
About 23.5 cubic feet of air is required to burn one cubic foot of propane.
Propane is a colourless, odourless gas to which an odour has been added to help you detect a leak.