Fuel & gas delivery,
run by people who actually know the DMV.
Regional fuel transport and propane & gas supply — bottled gas door-to-door, propane tank exchanges, fleet fueling, and patio heater rentals across DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
Regional fuel transport and propane & gas supply serving the DMV. DOT-registered hazmat carrier — bottled gas, propane exchanges, fleet fueling, and patio heaters.
Services
What runs on a Tank Taxi dispatch.
Five service lines off one truck — recurring work for households, stores, contractors, and fleet operators across the Mid-Atlantic.
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Bottled gas, door-to-door
Standard propane cylinders delivered and exchanged at residential and small-business addresses across the DMV.
ResidentialExchangeRecurring - 02
Propane tank exchange
Drop-and-go cylinder swap program for stores, restaurants, and contractors that need predictable cylinder turnover.
CylinderCommercialScheduled - 03
Fleet fueling
On-site diesel and gasoline refueling for commercial vehicle yards, depots, and overnight staging — with driver-ready logs.
DieselGasolineYard - 04
Patio heater rental
Propane patio heaters delivered, placed, and exchanged for the duration of an event or season.
EventsSeasonalSet-up - 05
B2B fuel & gas supply
Bulk deliveries and after-hours runs for construction sites, logistics operators, and agricultural operations across the Mid-Atlantic.
HazmatAfter-hoursBulk
Coverage
The DMV. All three jurisdictions.
Dispatched from La Plata, Maryland — south and west to Northern Virginia and the Shenandoah, north through the I-270 corridor, east to Annapolis and the Eastern Shore, and into the District for commercial accounts.
Maryland
- Charles
- Prince George's
- Montgomery
- Calvert
- St. Mary's
- Howard
- Anne Arundel
- Frederick (I-270)
- Baltimore
Virginia
- Fairfax County
- Arlington County
- Prince William County
- Loudoun County
- City of Alexandria
- City of Falls Church
District
- Washington, D.C.
- (commercial accounts)
- Hub
- La Plata, MD
- Typical lead time
- 24–48h
- Recurring runs
- Weekly · Bi-weekly
How a run works
No apps. No dispatch dashboards. A phone call or an email.
Tank Taxi predates the mobile-fuel pitch by a decade. The way to start a run has not changed: tell us what you need, when you need it, and where. We confirm and dispatch.
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Reach out
Send the address, fuel or gas type, and quantity. We confirm availability the same business day.
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We dispatch a hazmat run
A DOT-registered driver routes the run from our La Plata hub. After-hours windows are scheduled, not on-call extras.
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On-site delivery
Driver verifies placards, fills or exchanges, and leaves a manifest. Bulk runs get a delivery receipt on request.
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Recurring cadence
Construction, logistics, and fleet customers settle into a recurring run — weekly, bi-weekly, or project-bound.
Next run
Need a tank, a refill, or a fleet pull-up?
Email us the address, the fuel or gas, and the window. We’ll confirm back the same business day — and we’ll tell you straight if a date isn’t going to work before we take the run.