PGC saves, on average, $1.00+ per gallon by having our own above
ground fuel tank. Yes, the initial paperwork and permits can be a
real hassle--but it is worth it. In addition to the substantial cost
saving per gallon you will have a big saving in time and efficiency
(no waiting at the pumps, etc). You need a tank large enough to allow
you to purchase "split loads" of fuel {the 8,000+ gallon tanker can
deliver a full load to 2 customers in the same area} in order to
maximuize savings. This means a minimum 3,000 gal tank--preferably
4,000 gal. You can also put in a tank large enough for a full tanker--
but I diubt this is practical for you needs.

Happy Holidays--

Skip Guimond