We were on a payment schedule, they bill was divided by 12 so that in the winter months it was…read moreaffordable, we paid late and they tried to take out $1,600.00 instead of the agreed $358.00, we had the bank reverse the charge! I'm waiting for the tank to be almost empty and I'm dumping there ass. I'll pay them very very slowly! The new company charges a dollar less than them!

I'd give a 0 if I could. There is no way to speak to anyone locally. The number sends you to a call…read morecenter in Kenya. That is absolutely NO help. They came and filled an already full tank and charged us almost $100. We complained to call center and asked for a call back. That of course never happened! TERRIBLE SERVICE, TERRIBLE COMPANY!

Suburban Propane charged my DEAD sister in-law's estate a $120 cancellation fee plus $9.66 in…read moretransportation surcharges. She didn't CANCEL, she died! The account stayed active until her house was sold and then was switched over to the people that bought her house - there was no tank removal and no interruption of service, no transportation of any kind. And they did not refund the price of the fuel already in the tank, that my sister in-law paid for. So that's the kind of people you'll be dealing with if you deal with Suburban Propane. Just thought you should know. I wish I could give them a negative number.

I don't usually write Yelp reviews, but when someone goes above and beyond and does everything…read moreabove board, it deserves to be acknowledged. That someone is Harry at Suburban Propane. From the very first call, Harry treated us like family. He was not only professional and knowledgeable, but also kind, patient, and genuinely caring. He walked us through everything we needed to know, answered every question (no matter how small), and took the time to make sure we felt confident and safe in our decisions. There were a few hiccups along the way--none of which were his fault--and yet Harry stepped up every single time with grace and integrity. Whether it was helping to coordinate service, explaining technical details in plain English, or just following up to make sure everything went smoothly, Harry was there. That kind of service is rare these days. In a world where so many companies treat you like a number, Harry reminded us what true customer care looks like. Suburban Propane is lucky to have him--and so were we. Thank you again, Harry. You made a stressful situation so much easier, and we'll never forget that.

I did my homework and I knew that this gas station inside Death Valley National Park, near the…read moreVisitor Center is more expensive. But we wanted to gas up a bit, for safety, so we stopped by. It is kinda small, cramped, harder to come in and out. But it's convenient and since distances are so big within the park, it's great to have it around, as a peace of mind. Paid with a credit card, no issues, convenient, onward to the next spot!

When I visit Death Valley I see two landmarks of extremes. The first is Badwater, which is the…read morelowest point in the Western Hemisphere. The second is the Furnace Creek Service Station Chevron sign which shows the highest point in gasoline prices in the Western Hemisphere. Normally $5.56 per gallon gasoline prices would raise somebody's temperature over and above the recorded 134 degree high in Death Valley. Here is an example of the extremity of their fuel prices. On March 28, 2013 The Tribune talked over San Luis Obispo County having the most expensive gas in California. Their average is $4.27 per gallon. That is over a $1 less than the price shown on the Furnace Creek Chevron sign. Fortunately we filled up in Pahrump, and laughed this off as a joke. The laugh factor of the high gasoline prices at Furnace Creek Service Station are the equivalent of the high calories at the Heart Attack Grill. They might as well promote it in souveneirs that say something like "I survived the highest gas prices." Normally I would reward highway robbery (my perception) with one star. There are a couple of reasons I am rating it two stars. Having a gas station in the noman's land that is Death Valley is the better option of no gas station. The gas price sign makes a good picture. In hindsight I could of stood in front of it for a temporary profile picture. I also like a joke. Some things are so obnoxious I take it as a joke. Whenever I return to Death Valley I will fill up the fuel tank in Pahrump, Nevada or Baker California. If I fill up the fuel tank in Death Valley, the joke will be on me.

Previous station was unforunately burnt down -- so after months, and months, 76 Grand Liquor Gas…read moreand Food opened -- with a modernized facility - though a slight slack of grand opening. Though it appeared the owners, were quite active in regards to getting the location to run smoothly. Some hiccups included the pumps, and even diesel at the time. Diesel for example was out of order, and on another visit, pumping at a very very very very low rate (essentially out of service). Some noticeable yet disappointing visual construction yikes include poorly installed veener on the pillars near the pumps. I'm not sure who they hired to do that, but there was some noticeable low grade work done. On a positive note, it's the closest gas station to lytle creek, upon entrance and exit - though to keep the market competitive, just a little south more competition stations exist. So assuming you aren't on e, perhaps look at the cost of the other stations so that you could get the best value for your money. What makes this location unique is the many pumps (assuming they're all function upon your visit) the quick hot food available, liquor, and also presence where limited supply is in general serving the immediate neighborhood. I firmly believe that this location has potential - and I'm confident they can adjust as needed to stay competitive. I'll be sure to revise my review as more trips allow :)

Just stopped by from a long walk from waterfall and had to hit the restroom. I was pregnant and I…read morecouldn't hold it so I had to go. When I got to the women's restroom, it was locked. I had to go badly so I checked to see if men's restroom was open and it was opened. I locked the door real quick since I'm only woman in there. Nobody was in there--I checked. But next thing I know, I felt there was a loud bang and I opened the door, there was an angry India man screamed at me. He needed Jesus. He was very mean and rude I'd ever seen. I've never been treated like that before. Was he even racist? He an old man with a thing on his head--be careful. He is not a nice man at all.

Great location. Walkable to restaurants, casino and The nut and Candy store. Had a pull thru so…read morewe didn't have to unhook our jeep. Our motorhome is 36'. And good rate!

Place was great Guy at front desk was the best…read morePark was clean Perfect in town location

Give access to the site i looked for the cost for propane delivery and make a scheduled delivery…read morebut the website just refuses to let me do anything

Decent prices on propane, but the service could be more organized…read more I was asked to park and let another vehicle ahead of me, which delayed my turn for reasons unclear. While I wasn't in a rush, this could be frustrating for those with limited time. Additionally, I had to carry my own tanks after parking, whereas the truck before me was able to be closer to the fill up station and no need to carry anything. This review is based solely on this experience. They also wrote the amount of propane after he cleared the counter which I can't remember what the actual amount was and it got me thinking if I was actually charge correctly: Just the whole experience was off. On a good note they do have candy inside when you pay and credit is available option.

Who rolls through the Nevada desert at night with their fuel light on??…read more I do, cuz that's how I roll... and I knew I had just enough gas to get to Amargosa. After the light came on, I switched my car's display to the gas computer and watched the "range" tick down while I drove past nothing but sagebrush, rock and dust. I started to get a little nervous when the "range" indicator dropped below 10 miles... then 5 miles... and I still hadn't seen signs of this little oasis in the desert. Had I miscalculated? Would this be the time I lose at my silly little gamble and run out of gas? I knew from past experience that I could make it at least another 5 miles after the "range" calculation hit zero, so I had a little bit of padding. Still no lights in the distance, which was a little troubling. Then I popped up over a rise and there it was *whew*. Two miles to spare. I've dropped by here several times now for fuel, snacks, drinks and so on and have always been happy with the service.

Rude staff at front counter, big sign says free coffee for truckers! After I ate dinner at the…read morerestaurant which was awesome and I was served ice water, I asked for the free coffee and she said if I didn't buy fuel I couldn't have free coffee. Then I said what about the big sign, she said that's only for fueling customers. Then I said fine, i'll go ahead and get some hot water, and she replied the water is no good here there's a bacteria problem! Right after I was served it at the restaurant. Oh well, I'll just continue to go to area 51 Alien Center across the street.

Popped in for a refill on my propane tank. Service was prompt and friendly. Struck up a short…read moreconversation about barbecuing,. A very pleasant experience.

I recently moved to the Hemet area and am staying long term in my RV. I messed up and ran out of…read morepropane in the middle of the long Memorial Day Weekend, so I checked YELP and found Diamond Valley Propane. I called & left message on Sunday evening, and by Monday morning (on a Holiday no less), Harry called me and told me they'd be out the very next day to refill my tank (which was Tuesday). However, nobody showed and I was a little concerned, so I called & left a message on Tuesday evening and first thing Wednesday morning, Harry called to apologize and also let me know that our RV park had given him the wrong space number (which I confirmed as true, so it was not their fault - it was my own RV park who made the mistake). Harry was gracious enough to schedule me for a special delivery (on a Wednesday), as they normally only service my park on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Sure enough, James arrived with his propane truck & took care of business, and the price of the fuel was exactly the amount I expected. No problems, no hassles, and these gentleman are both professional and extremely nice individuals, so it was a 'win-win' with DVP. THANK YOU Harry & James! Gary McGinn Golden Village Palms RV Resort

I was calling around checking prices before winter. I chose he best price and had my tank filled by…read morea different company. More than a month later I get 3 hang up calls a couple minutes apart. I googled the number and saw it was Pacific states petroleum. I sent a text asking what the calls were for. The response was that he was given my number to call about propane. I explained that a month ago I was looking. I then asked for their price for reference. After several hours I hadn't heard back so I sent a message with my opinion of the JOKE of a service they provide.. Later I got another text saying that he left a voicemail with the price. BS, NO MESSAGE was ever left.. He did send the price in response along with the BS.. It was almost a full dollar more than I had just paid.. They are just a mickey mouse operation

I have an unusual project at my home. I reached out to Pacific States Petroleum and received a…read morereturn call from Jeff Guy within an hour. He made arrangements for a conference call with their safety technician, Glen. Although my project does not fall within the parameters of their business, they spent over 15 minutes discussing my project and exploring my options. I found them to be knowledgeable, safety oriented and very generous with their time.