We would first like to wish all of our customers a Happy Thanksgiving Holiday! We know this is a great time to spend some quality time with family, do some traveling and eat that great thanksgiving dinner. We want everyone to have a safe and happy holiday.

We will be closed Thursday November 24^th, Friday the 25^th and Saturday the 26^th for the holiday. We will open back up at 8:00 a.m. CST on Monday November 28^th and resume business as usual. 

If you plan on using Propane to cook any of your thanksgiving feast, perhaps deep fry a turkey or something along those line please get your tank(s) to our business before 5:00p.m. on Wednesday November 23^rd. We would hate for you to choose between not deep fry that thanksgiving turkey or get your Propane somewhere else. Because of the increasing prices in all gas including Propane we did have to raise our prices as of November 14^th 2011. Please view our Propane Gas Page to get the new prices so you will not be surprised when you come to get yours filled. 

We want to thank you again for your business and from our family to yours wish you a happy, healthy and safe Thanksgiving Holiday.

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20# Propane Tank

As mentioned in the last news post, propane customers need to check their bottle for the date. This will be stamped into the collar area of the tank. If your tank is 12 years or more old they have to be re-certified in order to be filled. If your bottle has two dates, one older date stamped horizontally and one newer one stamped vertically then it has been re-certified and if that newer date is less than 12 years old, we can fill that bottle. However, for those of you who have a bottle that is 12+ years old we now have a propane tank exchange center. When you bring in your old tank, we give you a new style tank with gas for $19.99. For those whom do not have a bottle we also sell our tanks out of the exchange center for $39.99.

As the nights get colder, using a gas heater can help reduce the strain on your homes furnace system. We sell wall mounted, non-vented propane space heaters with 1 or 3 bricks. We also have a heater head that screw directly into the propane cylinder. It has a built in Hi, Medium and Low regulator and an adjustable BTU of 8, 12 and 14,000 BTU/HR. It also uses a thermocouple so that if the head looses a flame the gas automatically shuts off. When used on a 20 lb propane take like the one in this post it will last between 30 and 52 hours. We also have a great HVAC crew that can come and service the furnace in your mobile home. It does not matter if it is gas or electric, Paul has been leading the HVAC crew for over 10 years and working on the HVAC crew for over 20. Please see our Contact Us page, call or come by today and let us show you our new Propane Gas Exchange Station. We also still fill propane tanks and have the same prices as listed on our Propane page.

Last reminder, we will be closed Thursday December 23^rd, Friday December 24^th and Saturday December 25^th for the Christmas Holiday. We will also be close Thursday December 30^th, Friday December 31^st and Saturday January 1^st for the New Year’s holiday. We wish you all a very happy holiday and safe new year.

Webmaster

Alabama Mobile Home and Camper Service

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For those of you campers who like to do winter camping, those who love to cook out in cold weather and anyone else who uses Propane gas we have our filling station fully operational during ALL business hours. We have a new delivery system and meter so we put the proper amount of propane in your tank no matter if it is one mounted to your RV or a small gas grill cylinder we fill them all. Note for propane customers, Alabama law requires your propane cylinder be re-certified after a 12 years. If your bottle has exceeded this date or has damage that could compromise the integrity, we will not fill your tank. To be sure, you can look on the collar area of the tank for the year stamped into the metal. If the tank was re-certified the new date will be stamped on the collar vertically rather than horizontally like the other markings.

We will be closed December 23^rd, 24^th and 25^th for the Christmas Holiday and December 30^th, 31^st and January 1^st for the New Year. We thank you for your continued business in 2010 and it has been a great year for us. From all of us at Alabama Mobile Home we wish you a happy holiday season and appreciate your patronage.

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20# Propane Tank

As many of you have found out by coming by or calling, we have been out of propane gas. We switched suppliers so that we would be able to continue to have the best prices around on propane. The switch took a little longer than we anticipated. However, we have the new tank filled, power working and are ready to get those bottles filled for the upcoming Alabama Football Game. We know many Roll Tide fans do tailgate parties and rely on us for their propane. We thank you all for your loyal business and look forward to serving you soon.

On a side note: We will be closed Monday September 6^th 2010 for the Labor Day Holiday. We will open back up at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday September 7^th 2010.

Thank You,

Webmaster at Alabama Mobile Home

 

20# Propane Tank

We have always been one of Tuscaloosa Counties largest Propane Gas (L.P.) sellers since opening our doors in 1982. We do not make deliveries, but fill the smaller portable bottles. The limit on the size of a legal transportable tank is a 100# tank that hold 23.6 gallons of propane when empty. Last week when it was announced on the news that we may get snow in the area we had some of the busiest days of pure propane sales that we have had in many years. As a result of this our pump that allows us to pump the gas from our large storage tank into the smaller bottles and meter it out was down for almost a full day. We contacted out supplier and after working with them on this for a full day we are happy to say our propane filling station is back up and fully operational. We have always prided ourselves on being competitive with out propane prices and always fill the tanks to the 80% capacity allowed by law. This is because propane is a liquid gas that expands at a very rapid rate and needs the 20% of “empty” space for that expansion. For prices on our propane see our propane on our blog page here, or call us at (205)556-1151.We thank you for your continues business and apologize for any inconvienence that our day of downtime may have caused our loyal customers.

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