Gas: Price and Quotes

• Butane gas: it is a liquefied gas obtained from petroleum that is supplied to homes in cylinders. It is efficient, but has the drawback of requiring space to store the bottles and you need to monitor its fuel level. It is a type of gas used mainly in kitchens and water heaters or for stoves in homes that are not occupied year-round or when gas needs are not very high.
• Propane gas: it can be used in cylinder form or piped from a storage tank. It is also a liquefied gas and has the advantage of functioning without problems even in very cold climates. Another advantage is that it can be used in any area, since it is not piped and supply reaches everywhere. However, it is the most expensive gas and also requires space for storage.
• Natural gas: it has the great advantage of being an energy that arrives via piping and is therefore very convenient. Moreover, it is one of the cleanest fuels and most respectful of the environment. It has more advantages, including being an economical and highly efficient gas, especially if you have installations with, for example, condensing boilers. On the other hand, piping networks are constantly expanding and reaching more locations.

Gas, in any of its forms, is a very efficient energy source. Moreover, today's modern appliances guarantee great performance, notably reducing consumption, as is the case with condensing boilers. Add to this the convenience and the fact that equipment is also much safer than it was a few years ago, and the price of these fuels is lower than, for example, electricity.

Use in different areas of the home

Gas has the great advantage of adapting to many different needs. You can use it only in the kitchen, only for domestic hot water, or for heating. Or you can combine any of these supplies. The wide variety of equipment models allows your needs to be met with gas. Specifically, it is worth highlighting the usefulness of condensing boilers.