Thank You For Choosing Patio Heater Rental
PATIO HEATER RENTAL
Las Vegas’ Home For Patio Heater Rentals
Per Unit Pricing
300$ Minimum Order
Delivery Charge
Delivery charges vary slightly throughout the valley.
Most delivery charges within the 215 are 70$. Outside the 215 is generally 10$ more.
Same day service may be available for an additional charge.
Delivery vehicle may vary!
What You Get
With us you receive beautiful high quality stainless steel heaters.
Each unit will be set up, tested and we will provide a quick demo on lighting before we leave.
We have a commercial account at the propane filing station and your tanks will be full. Well, filled to the maximum amount of fuel allowed. This gives you the most value as our heaters burn longer to keep your party going!
Who We Are?
About Us
I started this company after having a large party in the winter of 2015. I hosted the party at my house and even though my Huntridge bungalow is 900+ square feet of pure 2 bedroom 1 bathroom luxury. I knew that with 100 plus people on the guest list the party would spill outside.
I had owned a patio heater for years and had used it every winter. These units are expensive and difficult to store. I had to buy more to ensure my guests comfort at the gathering. Now that I own them I thought I can’t be the only one who is looking for patio heaters to take the chill off at their next outdoor party.
I hope that you will rent my patio heaters and enjoy the comfort they provide.
Please call Chris at (702) 271-2337
FAQ
Have Questions?
We accept credit cards (plus 5%), cash or P2P transfer.
We require a deposit of 50$ per patio heater propane cylinder combo. This deposit must be charged to your credit card and will be refunded upon return of the rental equipment. Please note that our credit card service provider takes 2 days, and occasionally longer to refund the full deposit.
The answer is… it depends. We guarantee 6 hours. To give you an idea, our heaters produce 47000 BTUs of heat when set at maximum output. A completely full propane cylinder holds 430,000 BTUs. 430,000/47000=9.14 hours of burn time. There are of course environmental factors that can affect this figure slightly, wind, ambient temperature, tank temperature, but the 8 to 10 hour time frame has held pretty consistent over the years we have been doing this.
