WASHINGTON – The Propane Education & Research Council recently launched a new look for its website to showcase what propane can do, including how propane maintenance equipment can help professional landscape contractors.
The website, propane.com, was redesigned to help landscapers and turf professionals learn about the advantages of propane mowers and access PERC’s numerous online resources.
“With the new propane.com, landscape professionals are able to find all the information they need about propane’s substantial cost savings, reduced emissions and increased productivity, all of which will help their business thrive,” said Jeremy Wishart, PERC director of off-road business development. “The site has even more educational content than before, plus it’s all presented in a way that makes it much more intuitive and approachable for those in the landscape industry interested in transitioning to propane-powered mowers.”
The site offers peer case studies, video testimonials, fact sheets, and information about PERC’s Propane Mower Incentive Program, alongside dozens of new articles, videos and interactive search tools to locate propane suppliers and equipment dealers.
To get started, landscape and turf professionals can visit the landscape and turf management tab on the new website.
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