Guys,Lp here in North Alabama will cost right at $4.00 a gallon with tax.We have one company that has bought out all the competition.So we're faced with one company and one price.It has gotten that expensive from a $2.19 quote on at least a 125 gallon purchased since late fall.I installed a electric heat pump in September of 2007.My gas unit was over 15 years old and needed to be upgraded anyway.With the rising oil prices i decided to go all electric.So far it has turned out to be a wise move.Our electric bill has changed,but not enough to complain about.The gas customers around here are hurting because of the almost 100% increase.I have seen posts on here from the Northern states that speak of prices still around 2 bucks a gallon.I can see some variation,but not a 2 buck difference.Someone tell me why.By the way the company down here is owned by Heritage Propane.
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