Propane Tank Cost
Propane tank cost ranges from $1,500 for a used 250 gallon to $6,400 for a new 1000 gallon underground. Cost depends on size, condition, and orientation. New above ground tanks range from $2,000 to $5,550 new. Underground tanks add $350 to $850 over the above ground propane tank cost at the same size. This page covers the full breakdown for every size and configuration we carry.
Propane Tank Cost All Sizes and Conditions
Tank price only · freight calculated after order submissionWhat Affects the Cost?
Three variables determine propane tank cost. Size is the biggest factor larger tanks cost more per unit but provide better value per gallon of capacity. Condition is the second factor used and recertified tanks cost 25 to 42% less than new tanks at the same ASME Section VIII certification. Orientation is the third factor underground tanks cost $350 to $850 more than above ground at the same size due to the factory burial coating.
Propane Tank Cost vs Freight
The prices above are tank only. Freight is calculated separately based on your delivery ZIP code and added to the invoice. Freight for a 500 gallon tank typically ranges from $200 to $500 depending on distance. We confirm the freight total before any payment is taken. There is no upfront freight estimate required place the order and we calculate it within 2 hours.
New vs Used Propane Tank Cost
Used and recertified tanks offer the same NFPA 58 compliant certification as new tanks at significantly lower cost. The 500 gallon used tank saves $1,300. The 1000 gallon used tank saves $2,350. The difference is cosmetic condition only. For buyers where budget matters more than appearance, used tanks are always the better value. View all used propane tanks.
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Cost FAQ
Common cost questions answeredA new 500 gallon above ground tank is $3,500. Used 500 gallon tanks cost $2,200. Smaller 250 gallon tanks start at $1,500 used and $2,000 new. The 1000 gallon tank costs $5,550 new above ground. All prices are tank only and do not include freight or installation.
No. Listed prices cover the tank only. Freight is calculated from your delivery ZIP code after order submission and confirmed before any payment. We contact you within 2 hours during business hours to confirm your order and provide the full total.
Yes. Underground tanks cost $350 to $850 more than above ground at the same size because they require a factory burial coating applied before shipment. The 250 gallon underground costs $2,350 vs $2,000 above ground. The 500 gallon underground costs $4,000 vs $3,500. The 1000 gallon underground costs $6,400 vs $5,550. View all underground options.
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