CO2 delivery in Tulsa comes up I-44, the Turner Turnpike, from our Oklahoma City depot at 10805 N. Garnett Drive, about 101 road miles away. We have no depot in Tulsa and do not pretend to; Oklahoma statewide is our service area, and Tulsa is served on planned runs with storage at your site sized for the distance.
Most CO2 suppliers in Tulsa are either a national account working from a regional warehouse or an industrial gas shop that keeps some beverage cylinders. We are a company built around beverage and cultivation gas, with one depot serving the whole state, and our Oklahoma Territory Sales Manager covers Tulsa directly.
Carbon dioxide delivery in Tulsa is planned rather than immediate. That is the trade, and we state it plainly.
A bulk CO2 tank in Tulsa is specified on your peak draw plus a buffer that covers the gap between planned runs. A CO2 storage tank in Tulsa usually also frees floor space, because the full-and-empty cylinder bank goes away.
Bulk CO2 in Tulsa comes into an enclosed high-pressure system through an external fill box. There is no venting cycle, so on a site that used to lose approximately 30% or more of its CO2 to venting, the saving is in the gas itself.
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We look at your current setup and usage and tell you what a right-sized system would cost to run.
Telemetry is included on every bulk and cylinder exchange account. For a CO2 delivery service in Tulsa it is what makes planning work: we see your level from Oklahoma City and schedule the turnpike run before the reading gets low.
For an urgent call, we dispatch from Oklahoma City and give you a real estimate on the phone rather than a number off a web page.
Bulk storage works best at 101 road miles for sites with steady weekly volume: busy bars, multi-handle taprooms, restaurants with heavy fountain use and grow rooms on enrichment. A site that only occasionally uses gas may be better on cylinders, and we will say so at the assessment.
No. Tulsa is served from our Oklahoma City depot, about 101 road miles away on I-44.
For sites with steady volume, yes, because on-site storage absorbs the distance. For very small users a supplier with stock in town may be the better answer, and we will tell you.
Yes. After-hours call-outs to our on-call service technicians carry an emergency delivery fee, for existing customers.
We look at your current setup and usage and tell you what a right-sized system would cost to run.
