Do you pull permits for gas work in Florida?

Yes. Gas Pros handles all permits and inspections as part of every job. Florida law requires permits for most gas piping work, and every installation we complete is inspector-approved.

What areas does Gas Pros serve?

Gas Pros serves all of Tampa Bay including Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee, and Polk Counties. We have offices in Riverview and Wimauma for fast South Shore response.

Is Gas Pros Inc. licensed and insured?

Yes. Gas Pros Inc. holds Florida LP Gas License No. 33846 (Qualifier ID No. 06337) and is fully licensed, bonded, and insured for all gas piping work in Florida.

What should I do if I smell gas?

Leave the building immediately without using any electrical switches or your phone indoors. Once outside at a safe distance, call 911 and then Gas Pros at (813) 425-3565. Do not re-enter until authorities clear the area.

Do you install gas lines for outdoor kitchens?

Yes. Outdoor kitchen gas lines are one of our most popular services. We size the line correctly for your BTU load, run it safely, and handle all permitting throughout Tampa Bay.

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Propane Tank Installation

Above-Ground & Underground · 120 to 1,000 Gallon

About This Service

If your property doesn't have access to natural gas — or you prefer the independence of propane — Gas Pros installs complete propane systems from the tank to every appliance. We size the tank based on your total BTU demand, desired delivery interval, and whether backup capacity is needed.

We install both above-ground and underground propane tanks. Underground tanks preserve your property's aesthetics and are popular in HOA communities and waterfront homes. All installations meet NFPA 58 setback requirements and are permitted and inspected.

Gas Pros also maintains relationships with local propane suppliers to help you establish delivery service after installation.

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What's Included

Propane system sizing and BTU load calculation

Above-ground propane tank installation (120–1,000 gallon)

Underground propane tank installation with cathodic protection

Tank placement and NFPA 58 setback compliance

Regulator installation and gas line run from tank to appliances

Permit application and inspection coordination

Propane supplier coordination for delivery setup

Pressure testing and leak check

Our Process

Site Survey & Sizing

We survey your property, calculate total BTU demand across all planned appliances, and recommend the right tank size and placement.

Permit Application

Gas Pros pulls all required permits from the county before installation begins.

Excavation (Underground)

For underground tanks, we excavate to the required depth, prepare the approved backfill material, and set the tank with cathodic protection.

Tank Set & Connection

We set the tank, install the regulator, and run the gas line from the tank to your appliances or manifold.

Pressure Test & Inspection

The complete system is pressure-tested, then a county inspector verifies compliance with NFPA 58 and Florida code.

Supplier Coordination

We help coordinate with your propane supplier for the initial fill and ongoing delivery schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size propane tank do I need?

Tank size depends on your total BTU demand and desired delivery frequency. A 120-gallon tank suits a single appliance, while whole-home systems typically need 500–1,000 gallons. We'll calculate the right size for your needs.

Above-ground or underground propane tank?

Above-ground tanks are less expensive and easier to inspect. Underground tanks preserve aesthetics and are preferred in HOA communities and waterfront properties. Both meet NFPA 58 setback requirements.

How long does propane tank installation take?

Above-ground installations typically take 1 day. Underground installations may take 2–3 days due to excavation and backfill requirements.

Do you handle the permit for propane tank installation?

Yes. Gas Pros handles all permits and inspections for propane tank installations. Every installation meets NFPA 58 setback requirements and Florida Building Code.