
Discount Propane · Durham Region
Propane Delivery in Port Perry and Scugog Township
Scugog Township has almost no natural gas outside the Port Perry core, which makes it one of the most propane-dependent municipalities in Durham Region. Discount Propane delivers throughout the township — the town itself, the farms on the surrounding concessions, and the ring of waterfront properties around Lake Scugog.
- Automatic delivery
- Tank rentals & installation
- 24/7 emergency fills
The lake is what makes this market distinctive. A large share of our Scugog customers are seasonal or shoulder-season properties: cottages at Caesarea and along the Island shoreline that need heat in May and October but sit empty in January, and a growing number of former cottages converted to year-round homes that now need a full winter heating schedule. Those two things require very different tank sizing and delivery planning, and getting it wrong is how a cottage ends up frozen.
Port Perry propane delivery at a glance
| Service detail | What to expect in Port Perry & Scugog |
|---|---|
| Coverage | Port Perry and all of Scugog Township — including Scugog Island, Blackstock, Caesarea, Nestleton and Seagrave |
| Delivery model | Scheduled Durham Region routes, automatic delivery based on your usage, and will-call fills on request |
| Emergency service | 24/7 emergency propane delivery, every day of the year |
| Tanks | Tank rentals, installation and swap-outs — see propane tank rental in Ontario |
| Who we serve | Homes, farms, commercial and industrial properties |
| Pricing | Quoted per address and annual volume — market context on our Ontario propane prices page, updated monthly |
Where we deliver in Scugog Township
We deliver to Port Perry itself — the downtown core, Water Street, the Queen Street area and the surrounding subdivisions — and throughout the township’s hamlets: Prince Albert, Seagrave, Greenbank, Blackstock, Caesarea, Nestleton, Utica, Manchester and Epsom.
Scugog Island is on regular routing, including Island Road and the waterfront lanes off it. On the mainland we cover the properties along Highway 7A, Simcoe Street, Regional Road 2, Old Simcoe Road, and Scugog Lines 6, 8, 10 and 12, out to the Reach and Cartwright concessions.
Who we deliver to in Scugog
Waterfront and cottage properties around Lake Scugog — Caesarea, Scugog Island and the shoreline lanes — are a large part of this book. Seasonal accounts typically run 100 lb cylinders or a 420 lb tank and need fills timed to the open and close of the season rather than to a winter schedule. If you shut a property down for the winter, tell us: we would rather plan a proper close-out than find a frozen line in March.
Year-round rural residential is the largest group by volume — homes across Greenbank, Seagrave, Blackstock and Prince Albert on 500 or 1,000 gallon tanks running furnace, hot water and often a shop.
Farms through the Reach and Cartwright concessions take agricultural propane for barn heat, shop heat and autumn crop drying.
Delivery scheduling for Port Perry and Scugog
Scugog is routed north from our Durham run through Port Perry, with the Island and the Caesarea shoreline served on the same sweep. Because so much of the township is rural, we plan the route rather than chase individual stops — which is why automatic delivery works better here than almost anywhere else we serve.
For seasonal properties, book your spring opening fill before the May long weekend and your autumn top-up before Thanksgiving; those are the two pinch points every year. For year-round properties, degree-day automatic delivery keeps you off the phone entirely. Waterfront and Island laneways can be difficult in deep snow and during spring thaw — flag access issues at signup and we will route around them. Emergency service runs 24/7.
“These guys are great. Gary always sends out a truck right away when I need it — which isn’t often because he seems to know just when to schedule me for a top up.”
— Greg White · Google review, 5 stars
Our propane services in Port Perry
Residential propane delivery
Furnace and boiler heating, hot water, fireplaces, ranges, dryers and BBQ lines.
Agricultural propane
Grain and crop drying, greenhouse and barn heating, livestock facilities, and shop heat.
Commercial and industrial propane
Construction heat, temporary site supply, forklift cylinders and process fuel.
Tank rentals, installation and swap-outs
Sizing, siting, regulator and line work, and takeover from your current supplier.
Automatic delivery
We track your usage against degree-days and schedule the fill before you get low.
24/7 emergency delivery
Because running out in February is not a next-business-day problem.
Port Perry propane questions
Do you deliver propane to Scugog Island and Caesarea?
Yes. Scugog Island, including Island Road and the waterfront lanes, and the Caesarea shoreline are both on our regular Scugog routing. We serve seasonal cottages and year-round homes alike — tell us which yours is when you set up the account, because the delivery planning is genuinely different for each.
How should I set up propane for a Lake Scugog cottage?
For a seasonal property, the usual setup is a 100 lb cylinder pair or a 420 lb tank, with a fill timed to your spring opening and a top-up before you close in the autumn. If you are converting a cottage to year-round use, you will almost certainly need to move up to a 500 gallon tank and switch to automatic delivery — a cottage-sized tank running a furnace through a Kawartha winter will not make it between fills.
How much does propane cost per litre in Ontario?
There is no published residential delivered propane price for Ontario — the Ontario Energy Board does not regulate propane and Statistics Canada does not survey it. Your rate is set per account based on annual volume, contract type, delivery distance and tank arrangement. Seasonal accounts with low annual volume are generally priced differently from year-round heating accounts. See our Ontario propane prices page, or call 905-448-5955.
Why is my propane tank only filled to 80%?
Liquid propane expands as it warms, so tanks are filled to 80% of their water capacity to leave vapour space for expansion — a safety requirement under Ontario’s propane code. A gauge reading of 80% means your tank is full. This matters especially for seasonal properties: a tank filled on a cold October morning will read higher on a warm spring day, and that is expansion, not an error.
Get a propane quote in Port Perry
Switching suppliers is straightforward — we handle the tank swap and the paperwork, and in most cases you will not notice a gap in service. Tell us your tank size and roughly what you burn in a year and we will quote you a real per-litre number.
Call 905-448-5955 or request a quote online. See our current Ontario propane pricing page for tank fill costs and heating cost comparisons.