Suburban Propane
A regional network to check by ZIP code. This listing does not establish availability in this county.
Read supplier profile →Mountain access, snow, elevation, and delivery distance can affect the delivered total. Ask about winter road access, minimum gallons, and emergency-service terms. The only price shown is the EIA Colorado statewide benchmark.
Survey observation date: October 5, 2026
Weekly change: not available (no consecutive prior weekly survey).
Since season start (October 5, 2026, $2.392): $0.00 per gallon.
Status: Ready: the latest verified observation is shown.
Source check: last checked October 15, 2026 at 6:02 PM UTC. A check time is not a new price date.
Our pick is a starting point for comparing quotes, not a tested ranking or coverage guarantee. Confirm availability for your exact address. ZIP-dependent candidates may not serve this county.
A regional network to check by ZIP code. This listing does not establish availability in this county.
Read supplier profile →A national provider to check by ZIP code. Confirm local availability, fees, and tank terms before relying on a quote.
Read supplier profile →Mountain access, snow, elevation, and delivery distance can affect the delivered total. Ask about winter road access, minimum gallons, and emergency-service terms.
The county seat is Salida, according to the Colorado state county-seat directory (reference checked October 5, 2026). A county seat identifies the county's administrative center, not a delivery depot or price zone. Tell the supplier your actual road, town and ZIP code, not just "Salida area."
No supplier coverage is implied by this page. Compare delivery fee structures and check supplier contacts.
For eligible households in Chaffee County, Colorado LEAP provides winter heating assistance subject to current program rules. Check the state program for application dates and your county contact. Assistance is not guaranteed and does not replace a supplier quote.
| Gallons | Estimate |
|---|---|
| 100 | $239.20 |
| 250 | $598.00 |
| 400 | $956.80 |
A residential 500-gallon tank is commonly filled to about 80 percent, approximately 400 gallons when empty. Confirm the permitted fill with your supplier. A delivery is not automatically a full drop; actual gallons depend on the gauge reading. See refill arithmetic and tank limits.
The latest EIA Colorado residential average is $2.392 per gallon for the survey dated October 5, 2026. Chaffee County uses this same statewide reference; no county average is available here. It is a benchmark, not what a supplier will charge you.
No. The figure is a statewide residential survey average, excluding taxes. Delivered quotes vary with route distance, drop size, minimums, tank terms, and fees.
No. All 64 counties reference the same dated EIA statewide benchmark. EIA does not publish a county average, and none is invented here.
The date is when EIA surveyed prices. The check time is when this site last asked EIA for data. A check without new data does not create a new price date.
EIA generally collects residential propane prices from October through March. Outside that season the last observation is retained and labeled.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), series W_EPLLPA_PRS_SCO_DPG, dollars per gallon.
EIA is the U.S. Energy Information Administration. A “series” is a sequence of measurements of the same thing over time. This series tracks Colorado’s weekly residential propane survey average in dollars per gallon. The series code identifies the dataset; it is not a supplier or a quote for your address.
The site checks EIA on a weekly schedule (Thursdays at 18:00 UTC), at server startup, and on the next visit if the hosted service was asleep. If a check fails, the last verified data is kept and the check is retried hourly. Next scheduled check or retry: October 22, 2026 at 6:00 PM UTC. A successful check does not change the survey observation date.
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