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Good service is key to the longevity of any business, and for the 24 hour-a-day, 7 day-a-week businesses of Cameron’s Deli located in Brewster and Cross River, New York respectively — well, it never stops. That’s why, when Scott made the decision to use Paraco to fuel his business needs for heat, cooking, and BBQ…
STAYING SAFE AND FUELED Reading your propane gauge is simple and ensures you always have enough fuel. It’s essential to check it regularly, especially if you’re a Will Call customer. Your propane tank has a domed lid that protects several components like the gauge, shut-off valve, fill valve, safety relief valve and regulator. The gauge…
PROVEN ACCOUNTABILITY, INTEGRITY & ACHIEVEMENT Dawn Ussery | Our One of a Kind Human Resource Passionate About All Things People Heading Paraco’s recruitment across all functions and tiers, Dawn Ussery is Paraco’s Senior HR Generalist reporting to Kim Furphy, Director, Human Resources. Since joining Paraco in March 2019, Dawn has worked tirelessly to build out…
Propane, an energy-rich gas is liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). One of the most versatile, cost-effective and environmentally-friendly fuel sources in the world, it is in abundant supply, normally compressed and stored as a liquid. As the name “liquefied petroleum gas” implies, propane exists in two forms; liquid and gas (vapor). A familiar analogy for comparison…
A bobtail truck is a truck without a trailer attached to it. The name is thought to have come from the Bobtail cat, a breed of cat with a distinctly stubby “bobbed” tail (not to be confused with the bobcat). Some straight trucks that haul propane are also referred to as bobtails because the tank…
DEDICATION AT ITS FINEST Frank Carlone | Commitment You Can Count On Frank Carlone, Area Manager reports to Jeff Palen, General Manager – Northeast Region. As Area Manager, Frank oversees the complete operation for the Mt. Vernon and Peekskill facilities. Employees in Frank’s team, including his own boss, Jeff unanimously agrees that Frank always has…
Liquid propane’s boiling point is -44˚F so there is no chance of it freezing in your tank. Actually, if the temperature outside is -45°F, propane will be in its liquid state and you could pour it out of a bucket. But once the temperature rises to -44°F, the propane starts to boil and give off…
Avid and pastime gardeners alike understand the challenges of garden plants surviving the often cold, harsh and long northeast winters. No matter what level of expertise, if you enjoy nurturing plants or cultivating your own beautiful flowers, tasty fruits, fresh vegetables and aromatic herbs, then you’ll want to read on. Here we’ll discuss why and…
Most northeast homeowners depend on propane or oil furnaces/boilers for home heating. Either one is a much better alternative to electricity. But if your current oil heat system is ready to expire, you’re unhappy with your current heating system, or if you are looking into the many benefits of appliance upgrades, consider the advantages of…