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What Does Propane Smell Like? A Homeowner’s Guide to Propane Safety

If you’ve ever wondered, “What does propane smell like?”, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common questions homeowners ask, especially those who are new to propane. Knowing what propane smells like—and what to do if you detect that odor—is an important part of keeping your home and family safe. What Does Propane Smell

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Switching Propane Companies: What Happens to Your Propane Tank?

Thinking about switching propane companies, but worried about what will happen to your propane tank? You are not alone. Many homeowners assume that changing propane providers means their tank must be removed, replaced or—even worse—dug out of the ground. Fortunately, switching propane companies is usually much easier than people expect. At Proulx Oil & Propane,

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Coming Off a Tough Winter? Now Is the Best Time to Make a Change

This past winter was a challenging one for many homeowners across New Hampshire and Southern Maine. Between rising fuel costs, delivery delays, and long wait times just to reach someone on the phone, a lot of people were left frustrated when they needed help the most. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. But what

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Why Spring Is the Best Time to Service Your Heating System

After a long New England winter, your heating system has been working hard behind the scenes—day in and day out—to keep your home warm and comfortable. Now that the temperatures are finally easing up, it’s the perfect time to give your system the attention it deserves. Your System Just Put in a Full Season of

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Reliable Energy, Reliable Careers: Why Propane and HVAC Work Still Matters in 2026

If you’ve lived through a New Hampshire winter, you already understand something the rest of the country sometimes forgets: when temperatures drop, reliable heat is not a luxury. It is safety, comfort, and continuity for families, schools, and businesses. That’s why the propane and HVAC trades remain a strong career path nationwide—and why local companies

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