Gas prices for home delivery.

I guess I'm confused. Why would they ever put a tank in a place where you need a ladder to reach it? Yes, I've only lived in two houses lakeside. But both of them had the tank located ground level so that the user could always check his tank settings easily.

Or is this what is what often happens on smaller lots? I don't know.

Also are you checking the setting on the meter of the truck before they start giving you gas? (You need to check to ensure that the meter is zeroed out.) That way you are not paying for someone else's bill as well as yours. In one house where I had a 300 liter tank that was close to empty, perhaps 10% full, the bill I paid was for 350 + liters which of course was more than the capacity of an empty tank. We caught the guy, phoned up the company, and the company offered to come to fill up my tank again, They thought I would not have that much room in the tank to fill. Well I filled the tank of the house next to me that needed perhaps 250 liters. So I paid for 350 liters but got 500 liters of gas. (The house next door was the one I was remodeling before I sold the house I was living in)

I can't believe the amount of gas some of you are using. I fill my tank about once every ten months, and yes I often sit in a hot Jacuzzi, I use a lot of hot water.

My secret? solar panels that pay for themselves in only a few years. And yes I do check the truck meter to make sure it's safe, and yes because I placed my tank on the ground I know about how many liters of gas I need.