Residential Propane « Trexler Haines, Inc

Residential Propane

Residential Propane is the larges market for propane gas because of its many uses.

Because of propane’s high efficiency, reliability, and availability, it is a premiere source of heat for households.

Types of heating systems:
Central Heating Systems
Include furnaces and boilers. Furnaces use a blower and ducts to circulate heated air throughout the home. Every room is heated equally. Boilers circulate hot water for heaters in each room that can be individually controlled.
Individual Room Heating
Heat the room you’re in, not the whole house. Come see Trexler-Haines Fireplace and Hearth showroom for ideas on decorative heating ideas. For the more functionally-minded individual -space heaters lower energy demands while making occupants more comfortable.

Propane is clean burning, efficient, and instantaneous -making it ideal for cooking.

Indoor Cooking
Trexler-Haines offers an assortment of indoor cooking appliances, such as freestanding ranges, ovens, and cook tops, from the industry’s leading manufacturers.
Outdoor Cooking
Most people think of grilling when they think of outdoor cooking, and Trexler-Haines offers an assortment of grills. However, most people do not know about the full outdoor kitchens, smokers, fire pits, and ranges Trexler-Haines carries for your outdoor pleasures.

Propane’s high energy yield, availability, and lower cost make it a perfect candidate for energy intensive tasks like heating water.

Types of water heaters:
Storage Tank Heaters
The most popular type of water heater. A thermostat-controlled burner heats water inside a metal tank.
Tankless Water Heaters
Heat water on demand as it passes through small coils. This kind of heater can be 80% efficient.
Direct Boiler Systems
Primarily used to heat houses, but also heats water. Water inside the boiler is heated and is then pumped throughout the house.
Indirect Boiler System
Heat liquid in a separate boiler. This heated liquid then runs through copper coils in the water heater. This systems experiences very few standby losses and keeps water hot for longer periods of time.