Watch Your Oil Tank Closer This Fall
Many of our customers changed their fuel consumption patterns when the COVID-19 outbreak began in our area at the end of last heating season. With the outlook for mitigation more uncertain than ever, we encourage our …
Carbon Monoxide: How To Protect Yourself
Sometimes, COVID-19 has been referred to as the “invisible enemy.” But there has been another unseen danger that has been around a lot longer—carbon monoxide. But before we delve deeper into this, you should take comfort …
Improve Your Insulation and Save On Energy Costs
Extreme cabin fever has really set in as folks continue to hunker down to stay safe from the COVID-19 outbreak. If you’re one of the fortunate ones, you have the ability to work at home …
Clean-Burning, Safe and Ultra-Efficient Bioheat for All Customers
As a testament to our deep commitment to the environment, we’re proud to announce that we now deliver Bioheat® fuel to all of our customers instead of traditional heating oil. Bioheat is the industry’s official registered …
Why Heating Oil Is An Incredibly Safe Fuel
Being safe at home is just one of the many reasons people prefer to heat their home with oil instead of natural gas. Heating oil=safe For starters, heating oil cannot explode! The oil in your tank is …
Does It Pay to Switch Away from Heating Oil?
People who have oil heating equipment that’s 20 years or older may be considering switching to natural gas to heat their home because they think this move could save them a lot of money on …
How Much Oil Can I Expect to Burn Over the Winter?
Obviously, many variables affect fuel usage, with the big wild card being the type of winter we have. Will the temperatures be average, colder than normal or warmer than normal? Other factors will also affect …
How Does My Oil Burner Work?
Like any mechanical device, oil heating systems require all components to work together. But some parts are more important than others. One component that is particularly vital to the efficient and effective operation of your …
How to Avoid Running Out of Heating Oil
Winter almost always brings us periods of extreme cold. When it feels like the Arctic outside and you have your heat pumping away, please check your fuel tank levels regularly. We do not want you to …
When the Power Goes Off, Why Do I Lose My Heat?
If you lose your power on a cold night, one of the things you’ll miss most is the heat coming out of your vents or radiators. That’s because heating systems will not run without electricity—no matter …