On Main Street

Since 1946

Rural Gas Supply, Azle, 1946
Rural Gas Supply, Azle, 1946

Main Street, before most of it

Rural Gas Supply Co. has hauled propane out of Azle since 1946. Eighty years, one town, one trade.

What eighty years actually buys you

It does not buy a better gallon of propane. Propane is propane.

What it buys is the part nobody puts in a brochure. Knowing which roads flood. Knowing which driveways a bobtail cannot turn around in. Knowing the house because we set the tank behind it, and knowing the tank because we have been filling it since before the current owner bought the place. Eighty years of that is a lot of small knowledge about a small piece of Texas, and it is most of what we are actually selling.

Rural Gas Supply bobtail truck parked in the grass yard, the UN1075 propane placard and hose reel visible on the rear deck.
Our truck, in the yard, Azle.

The counter

We are not a call center in another state. There is a counter at 140 W Main St, Azle, TX 76020, and somebody is behind it.

Summer hours (March 1 through September 30): Monday through Friday, 8 to 4. Closed Saturday.
Winter hours (October 1 through February 28): Monday through Friday, 8 to 5. Saturday, 8 to 1.

Bring your bottle and we will fill it while you wait. Pay a bill. Ask about a tank without an appointment. Get a quote started.

The counter, and what to bring →

The people

Call between 8 and 4 and you get a person you can ask for by name.

Jackson. Darren. And Colton, who you will read about below.

Two Rural Gas Supply team members stand beside a company service truck, one holding a printed certificate.
Local, family-owned, since 1946.

Our people

Colton, and the flood

A flood washed a customer’s propane tank away. They came out and saved it. The customer wrote, “Thanks Colton!”

We are not going to dress that up. It is not a service we offer. It was one man on one bad day, for a customer he knew by name. Nobody here is asked to do that, and nobody reading this should try it.

The part that matters to you is short. If high water moves your tank — an inch or a hundred yards — stay away from it. The lines under it may be pulled or broken. Get clear, call 911, then call us at (817) 444-4613. Moving a tank is our work and nobody else’s.

Storms, power outages, high water →

That is the job. Same town since 1946.

On the record

Credentials
Texas Propane Gas Association · Propane Education & Research Council · Texas Railroad Commission License #32720
Listed
Texas Historic Business — Texas Historical Commission

We do not speak for any of these organizations.

Still here

Same town. Same trade. Same phone: (817) 444-4613. Or come by the counter at 140 W Main St.