Marshfield, Wisconsin

Propane Delivery and Service in Marshfield

• Propane delivery: Residential customers benefit from automatic propane delivery, keeping your tank full and your home warm. Wireless propane tank monitors offer reliable and hassle-free convenience.
• Propane tank leasing: Lease a propane tank from Lakes Gas and avoid the costs and stress of ownership. Our affordable, worry-free leasing program includes all maintenance.
• Commercial propane: At Lakes Gas, we provide reliable, energy-efficient propane to power businesses in the Marshfield area. Our expert team delivers cost-effective solutions tailored to your specific needs and goals.
• Bulk propane: From farms to restaurants to healthcare facilities, Lakes Gas is your trusted partner for dependable bulk propane delivery.
• Propane for forklifts: Power your forklifts with Lakes Gas propane to maximize efficiency and lower costs. Propane’s higher octane rating makes it a safe, reliable fuel for both indoor and outdoor use.
• Propane for home construction: Power your construction projects with propane. It’s the ideal fuel source for heaters, generators, forklifts, and a wide range of other equipment, helping you get work done with superior efficiency.
• Propane for commercial construction: Our propane solutions provide the reliable power your commercial construction projects need to stay on schedule. We deliver the dependable service you need to keep your project on track.
• Propane tank monitors: With a wireless tank monitor, Lakes Gas receives automatic updates when you’re running low. This ensures we can refill your tank well before it runs out, so you never have to worry about your propane supply again.
• Propane cylinder exchange and refill: Partner with Lakes Gas to provide your customers with reliable and convenient propane cylinder exchange and refill services.

Lakes Gas in Marshfield: Serving our neighbors in Wood and Marathon Counties

Development in the part of Wisconsin where Marshfield is located began in the early 19th century. Marshfield was one of the final communities established along what was the Wisconsin Central Railway line, with the first building there being built in 1872. The first industry there was a stave and spoke factory.

William Upham, who would later become Governor of Wisconsin, established a sawmill with a millpond near the railway, later establishing a planning mill, furniture factory, flour and feed mill, and general store to the community.

In 1887, a spark from a passing rail car ignited a fire in the lumberyard at Upham’s sawmill, which quickly spread and destroyed more than 250 buildings. Fortunately, there were no fatalities. Upham later rebuilt his businesses.

The railroad continued to feed Marshfield’s growth. By the later 19th century, it was a major railway hub in the area. Other industries including dairy farming helped Marshfield prosper.

Health care remains an important industry in Marshfield, starting in 1890 when the Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother opened St. Joseph’s Hospital. The hospital also offered health insurance where lumber workers paid a flat rate in exchange for care at St. Joseph’s in the event of an injury.

Early in the 20th century, local doctors formed a group practice known as the Marshfield Clinic. Today, the Marshfield Clinic is an integrated health care system employing more than 1,200 doctors and clinicians and includes a research institute and an education program.

Notable natives and residents of Marshfield include:

• Andrew Rock, a sprinter who won the gold medal in the 4×400 relay in the 2004 Olympics in Athens.
• Jose Pablo Cantillo, actor who has appeared in TV series including Sons of Anarchy and The Walking Dead, as well as films including Cleaner, Crank, and El Chicano.
• Lauren Sesselmann, professional soccer player who also won a bronze medal in the 2012 Olympics as part of the Canadian team.
• Adam Stenavich, offensive coordinator for the Green Bay Packers.
• Charles Werner, editorial cartoonist who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1939.

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