Expert Guide: Supagas LPG Review and Guide
In this guide, Canstar Blue turns up the heat to see whether Supagas is right for your household by looking at what’s on offer in terms of prices, products and services.
While there are dozens of natural gas suppliers across the country, the LPG market is much smaller where there is only a few competing for business, like Supagas. Thousands of homes use LPG as an alternative to electric or natural gas for heating, hot water systems and cooking.
Supagas is one of Australia’s leading Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) and industrial gas companies, dating back to 1968. With an emphasis on customer service and reliability, Supagas has multiple distribution centres and branches available Find out if its services may be right for you below.
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Supagas Products
With a large portfolio of products and services, Supagas deals in LPG that can be rented or purchased outright. Supagas has a wide range of LPG products available to residential, commercial and industrial gas customers. One of these products include ‘Supaswap’, offering various LPG cylinders for household uses like barbeques. Below are some of the products Supagas supplies:
- LPG gas cylinders (13.5kg, 15kg, 18kg and 45kg)
- Oxygen
- Acetylene
- Nitrogen
- Hydrogen
- Compressed air
- Argon
In addition to LPG and gas supply, Supagas stocks an extensive range of commercial equipment, like air compressors, outdoor café heaters, cutting disks, grinding wheels and power drills, to name just a few.
Supagas Prices
LPG prices may vary depending on where you live, as well as world market pricing and exchange rates. Supagas often offers specialty discounts and promotions to help customers make the most of their LPG purchase.
Other Supagas Services
There are many other services offered by Supagas, including forklift gas and bulk LPG for industrial and residential purposes. You’ll also find that Supagas supplies shielding gases for specialty welding equipment, medical gases for hospitals and vets, and even helium gas for parties, hospitality gases for large-scale cooking, plus a range of commercial equipment and tools.
Where does Supagas service?
If you’re wondering what services Supagas is offering in your state, look no further than the table below. We summarise what you can expect to find from Supagas in NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, ACT, WA, TAS and NT.
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Contact Information and Billing Details
If you ever need to contact Supagas about a product or service, you’ll find all the details below.
Supagas Contact Information
Supagas has multiple points of contact. Details are listed below:
- General enquiries: 13 78 72
- General enquiries (Head Office): (o2) 8788 4444
- Email: sales@supagas.com.au
- Postal address: 5 Benson Road, Ingleburn, NSW, 2565
Supagas Billing
Supagas is pretty versatile in how it lets customers pay their bills. Customers can pay using:
- Credit Card
- Direct Debit
- Cheque by mail
- BPay
- Pay online via website
- EFT
How do customers rate Supagas?
Most Satisfied Customers Award Winner - LPG 2025
Canstar Blue
Award:
Overall Satisfaction
Is Supagas right for me?
Supagas supplies a wide range of LPG products and services across major cities in Australia, making it helpful if you’re looking to have gas delivered to your home or business. Supagas managed to score five stars for overall customer satisfaction in Canstar Blue’s 2024 review of LPG suppliers. It also took out top marks across almost all other research categories.
Before committing to just one LPG supplier, it’s always good to check out offers from various other gas providers, like Kleenheat and Elgas. This way you get a better idea of which LPG products and services match your needs. Or, if you’re not entirely sure if LPG is right for you, check out our range of natural gas providers by clicking on the link below.
Kelseigh Wrigley: Energy Specialist
As Canstar Blue’s Energy Specialist, Kelseigh Wrigley covers the retail energy market, with a focus on electricity, gas and solar. She joined the team after completing a Bachelor of Journalism at the Queensland University of Technology, and has previously written for a variety of online publications, including Hunter and Bligh. You can follow Kelseigh on LinkedIn.