Cherrey's Propane (406) 742-5055
A farmstead with a red barn and shelterbelt under a winter sunset, snow across the fields

Propane for farm and home

Propane delivery and tanks from 409 W 6th St in Fairview, Montana.

Call (406) 742-5055 Address and fax

The tank by the house does a lot of work

Out here a propane tank sits beside the house, the shop, and sometimes the bin site. You notice it most when the gauge drops in a cold snap.

Cherrey's Propane is on 6th Street in Fairview. Call us about a delivery, a new tank, or a question about the one you have.

The quickest way to reach us is the phone. Faxes go to (406) 742-8155.

Two steel grain bins standing in deep snow under a blue sky
Bin sites and shops run on propane too.
A farmhouse behind frost-covered trees on open snowy ground
Hoarfrost mornings, when the furnace runs hardest.

What to call us about

A gas tank trailer parked at night on a snowy lot under floodlights
A tank trailer on a winter night. Library photo, not our truck.

Propane delivery

Call with your address and roughly how full the tank reads. We will tell you when we can get there.

If you are already low, say so on the phone. It changes the conversation.

A small white propane tank at the foot of two grain bins beside an old windmill
A tank tucked in beside the bins and the old windmill.

Tanks

Setting up a new house, shop or outbuilding, or replacing an old tank? Ask us what fits.

Have a rough idea of where the tank would sit and what it will run. Furnace, water heater, range, shop heater.

A cluster of grain bins and a leg standing over a harvested field
Harvest season, when dryers and shops start drawing fuel.

Farm and shop

Propane does work beyond the house on a lot of places. Talk to us about what you run and how you use it.

From storage tank to burner

Scroll sideways. Library photos of the trade, not our yard.

Tall white bulk propane storage tanks against a deep blue sky
Bulk storage, where it starts.
A row of white vertical storage tanks of different heights
Tanks of every height, each with its own job.
Stacks of new horizontal propane tanks strapped onto a flatbed trailer
New tanks on the way to someone's yard.
A large horizontal storage tank on concrete saddles, in black and white
A big tank on saddles, painted with a reminder.
A blue gas flame on a burner in a dark kitchen
And then, the burner.
Close view of a ring of blue gas flame
A clean blue flame is what you want to see.

Before you pick up the phone

A short call goes faster with a few things to hand.

  • The address where the tank sits, and how to find it if the yard is tricky.
  • The percentage on the tank gauge, under the dome lid.
  • Anything new you plan to hook up.
  • Whether the drive is plowed and the tank is clear of drifts.

If you smell gas

Leave the building now. Do not flip switches, start vehicles or use a phone inside.

From a safe distance, call 911, then call us at (406) 742-5055.

A windmill and outbuildings among frosted trees on a white plain
Drifts move. Keep a path to the tank.
Tire tracks on a snow-covered gravel road running to the horizon
Tell us which road in.
A round hay bale capped with snow in a white field
Snow on the bales means check the gauge.
A dirt farm road past a single grain bin and bare trees, first snow on the ground
First snow on the field road. A good week to look at the tank.

Call Cherrey's Propane

Phone(406) 742-5055
Fax(406) 742-8155
Address409 W 6th St
Fairview, MT 59221

Prefer to write? Leave your name and number and we will call back.

Aerial view of a red barn and a winding road across snowy farmland at sunset
Late light over winter farmland.
Two dark grain bins against a pale sky above tall grass
Two bins, one evening.
A worn path through golden prairie grass under a wide sky
Prairie in fall.
Blue flame under a cast iron burner grate
Supper on the range.
A line of small grain bins far off across flat brown land under grey cloud
Bins on the skyline.
An old timber farmhouse and corral fence among snowy spruce
An old place, snowed in.