Bulk LPG delivery from a team who know the roads.
Our own tankers, our own drivers and a depot just east of York. Deliveries planned around your site, not squeezed into someone else’s route.
Independent, family-run LPG supplier near York since 1988
Delivery overview
Deliveries by our own team.
Since Ted Milner started the business in 1988, Rectory has grown by word of mouth, and reliable deliveries are a big part of why.
Our yellow tankers go out from Sparrow Hall, Scrayingham, to farms, factories, venues and sites across the area. Because we’re local, we get to know your site, your access and how your business uses gas.
- Remotely monitored tanks so deliveries can be planned ahead
- Flexible top-ups at no extra cost
- Order by phone, email or voicemail whenever you need to
- Deliveries carried out according to LGUK Codes of Practice
Send us your site postcode and we’ll confirm whether we can supply you. Areas we cover.
Planning deliveries
How we plan your deliveries.
Your usage
Monitoring shows how quickly you use gas so we can time deliveries.
Your calendar
Tell us about harvest, events, shutdowns or busy seasons and we’ll plan around them.
Your site
Access routes, gate codes, opening times and where our tanker can park.
Your preferences
Monitored top-ups, or orders placed by you, whichever suits.
How it works
From our depot to your tank.
What happens for a bulk LPG delivery.
We plan the delivery
From your monitored levels or your order.
We confirm access
So our tanker can reach the tank safely.
We deliver
Our trained driver refills your tank following LGUK Codes of Practice.
We keep watching
Monitoring carries on, ready for the next top-up.
Site access
Making sure we can reach you.
A tanker needs a suitable route and somewhere to stand within reach of your tank. Before your first delivery we’ll check:
- The route onto your site, including gates, height limits and turning space
- Where the tanker can stand while delivering
- The ground surface and any seasonal issues, such as wet farm tracks
- Times to avoid, such as school runs, deliveries or busy service
If anything changes, just let us know.
Industries we supply
Bulk LPG for your industry.
Holiday parks, farms, factories and venues all use bulk gas differently.
Holiday parks
Heating and hot water for clubhouses, restaurants and amenity blocks.
Agriculture and farming
Crop drying, livestock and poultry heating, farm buildings.
Manufacturing and industrial
Process heat, space heating and production.
Hospitality and catering
Kitchens, heating and hot water for venues.
For commercial customers
Switching your business gas is on us.
We’ll cover your outgoing tank uplift fees with up to £1,000 in account credit.
Account credit
up to£1,000
towards your outgoing supplier's tank uplift fees
Bulk commercial customers only. We’ll cover the outgoing supplier’s tank uplift fees up to a total value of £1,000, paid as credit on your Rectory Gas Supplies customer account. Terms apply.
Get a quick quote
Arrange bulk LPG delivery.
Three quick steps and one of our team will be in touch to talk through your options.
- We review your details and check your site postcode.
- We give you a call to talk through your usage and site.
- We prepare your quote for bulk LPG, cylinders or both.
Prefer to talk?
01759 371 305
Monday to Friday 7am to 4pm
- 1What you need
- 2Your supply
- 3Your details
Step 1 of 3: What you need
It depends on your tank and usage. With remote monitoring we can plan deliveries to match how quickly you use gas.
Our own team, from our depot at Sparrow Hall, Scrayingham, near York.
We check access before your first delivery. If there is a problem, we’ll talk through options, such as changes to the route or the tank position.
We deliver across most of the east of England from our main depot at Scrayingham, near York, and our other depots. Send us your site postcode with your quote request, or call 01759 371 305, and we’ll confirm whether we can supply you.
Use our quick quote form or call us on 01759 371 305, Monday to Friday 7am to 4pm. Tell us your site postcode, what you use gas for and roughly how much, and we’ll do the rest.