The Osprey Standard
What working with us is like.
From the first walk to the last test, with one point of contact the whole way through.
How a job runs
The walk
Every job starts with a visit to the site. We walk the property with you, your builder or your landscaper, look at the appliances you have and the ones you’re planning, and talk through where the tank and lines should go and what the job involves.
The plan
We size the tank and lines for the connected load, choose placement that meets the setbacks, and agree the route with whoever is shaping the site, so placement is settled before any work starts.
The work
Tanks are set on a proper pad or buried to code, and lines are run to each appliance. Most installs involve trenching or a tank pit, so before we start we’ll show you where we’ll dig and what to plan with your landscaper afterward: final grading, sod and plantings aren’t part of our work.
The handover
Before anything is turned over, the system is pressure-tested and every fitting is checked. We sign it off and show you how it works, then it’s ready for your propane supplier to fill or the utility to turn on.
On site
Digging, up front
Most installs involve trenching for the lines, and an underground tank needs a pit. Before we start, we’ll walk you through where we’ll dig. Final grading, sod and plantings belong to your landscaper, so you can line them up for when we’re done.
Who does what
Installer, not supplier
Osprey plans, installs and tests your gas system. Your propane supplier delivers the gas and fills the tank, and we coordinate with them so the first fill happens when the system is ready. On natural gas, the utility brings the service to the meter, and we take it from there to your appliances.
Safety
If you ever smell gas
Don’t use switches, phones or flames nearby. Leave the area right away, then call 911 and your propane supplier or gas utility from a safe distance.
Next step
Begin with a walk of the property.
Tell us a little about the property and we’ll call you back to arrange a visit.