The right tank for your home.

Quick decision guide

• Small apartment or single appliance: 120 gal
• Modest single‑family home: 250 gal
• Whole‑house heating, hot water and cooking: 500 gal
• Large home, backup generator, pool: 1,000 gal

Sizing depends on connected load, appliance usage, how often you want refills, property constraints, and applicable code — so treat the list above as a starting point, not a recommendation. If you’re unsure, we’ll run a load estimate based on your heating system, appliance set, and usage patterns. Call (203) 533-8249 to talk through what fits your home.

Underground tanks

Underground tanks preserve sight lines but require additional site preparation, corrosion protection, and long-term access planning.

We’ll compare placement, access, upkeep, and project scope with you, then manage the approved process from planning through final inspection.

• You prefer the supplier to handle maintenance. Lease programs may include maintenance and certain tank repairs or replacements; exact coverage depends on the lease terms.

When buying is better

• You plan to stay in the home long‑term and want to build equity.
• You prefer owning the asset and controlling resale value.
• You have specific placement or tank type needs that require customization.

Levco handles both lease arrangements and outright sales and will explain long‑term cost comparisons for your specific usage. Ask us for a personalized estimate — get a quote or call (203) 533-8249.

• Your home’s heating load and fuel consumption (BTU/year)
• Number and type of appliances: furnace, boiler, water heater, range, dryer
• Extra loads: standby generator runtime, pool heater capacity
• Seasonal usage patterns and insulation/efficiency of your home

Typical examples

• Cooking and small hot water demand only: 100–120 gal
• Heating + hot water for a well‑insulated 1,200–2,000 sq ft house: 250–500 gal
• Heating + hot water + whole‑house generator or pool heater: 500–1,000 gal

We’ll do the math for you so you’re not guessing. Get a quote and we’ll provide a recommended tank size based on your exact needs.

We manage the installation process, including required permits, inspections, site preparation, placement, and the protection appropriate for the approved tank location.

Safety inspection

At installation, we inspect the tank, regulator, connections, and gas lines, complete required leak and safety checks, and show you the shutoff.

Start with photos of your property. In most cases, our Comfort Advisors can plan and quote the work from those; we arrange a site visit when one is needed.