Caution: Amerigas requires a 3-year (36-month) service agreement when you purchase, or in my case, inherit a property that already has their rented tank on it. If you sell your property and need to cancel the rental agreement so the new owner can take over, you'll be assessed the entire $149.99 'early termination' fee. They then refuse to prorate a refund on the annual $250 tank rental fee, so you're out both that annual amount, and dinged an additional $150. Other service providers routinely prorate a refund when cancelling due to an ownership change -- car title, property taxes, etc. Mind you, Amerigas has received 48 years worth of tank rental income on the property; my guess is it's nearly $10K. I hate it when a corporation knows they have a captive customer, and in the fine print gets to screw you 'legally'. My advice -- learn from my mistake: if you inherit but know you're going to sell a property before 3 years is up, do NOT start a new contract with Amerigas -- just keep the old one in place, pay for propane as needed, and cancel after you sell. You'll save yourself $400. read more

Had a good experience with everyone that I encountered with receiving propane on the phone and in person. No issues at all. All of my questions were answered and no one was disrespectful. No issues with delivery. read more

Do not deal with these people if you don't have to. First off they try to cheat you when you order propane from them they won't bring it out after you pay for it, they don't care if you run out, though they say they do. They are very mean no matter if your are nice to them. I had to call P U C O because I am out of propane right now an its January an I paid for my propane 2 weeks ago. They will not deliver it an its paid for, and it sucks because I need propane. Please believe me you have to ask yourself What Is Wrong With These people! I mean this is a business this is how you treat your coustomers. I would hate to see how they treat thier family. Well P U C O is calling them today and hopefully I will have my propane. I really need it. I will post what happens next. Thank you for reading. This is such a serious matter. read more