The hardworking driving team at Lawman’s Oil are a dedicated bunch. They’re committed to keeping your home heating oil tank supplied with premium B20 Bioheat Plus® fuel throughout the heating season. Of course, we need your help, too, whether it’s giving us enough notice to get a delivery truck out to your home or maintaining a clear access to your heating oil tank.
Most of our customers like the convenience and protection of our automatic delivery service. (More about that later). But for those who prefer to keep control of watching the level of their fuel tank, we are ready and able to oblige. Just remember a few important points:
Here is a refresher on how to read your oil tank gauge and how to be certain it’s working properly. IMPORTANT: you should contact us to order more fuel when your tank gauge reaches the ¼ mark.
On top of the tank is a clear glass or plastic cube that is marked with numbers that resemble the gas gauge of your car: F, ¾, ½, ¼. A red marker or float commonly indicates the amount of fuel left in your tank – if the float is at the bottom of the gauge or not visible at all, your tank is empty or nearly empty.
To make sure the gauge is working, carefully remove the outer case and gently press the float down. If it bobs back up to the original position, the gauge is working. If the gauge is not working, contact us and let us know. The last thing you want to do is to start guessing how much oil is left in your tank.
There’s a reason why most of our customers take advantage of our automatic heating oil delivery service. This is a proven method that allows us to manage your fuel supply, freeing you up to handle other important household tasks during the heating season. Combined with a wireless tank monitor, this allows us to be accurate about your fuel needs and lets us make timely deliveries.
With our automatic delivery system, we can estimate how much fuel your home will typically use based on how cold it is outside. If you have a tank monitor also, we’ll get readings to show us exactly how much oil is left in your tank.
We will deliver fuel automatically to you, usually when your oil tank gets to be one-quarter full. The result: minimal chance of a run-out, no more calling for a delivery and no more monitoring your fuel levels on your own.
So, instead of having to call us every time you need more heating oil, you don’t have to do anything! Our driver will simply come to your home and fill your tank based on the schedule we have built for you.
There is no need to schedule and wait for deliveries, and you’ll avoid the expense and hassle of having your system tested and primed for restart—something that is required after a run-out. There is no extra charge to be on our automatic delivery schedule.
You can make a difference by making Lawman’s Oil your preferred heating oil delivery company. For several years now, we have donated 1¢ of every gallon of heating oil we have delivered to the American Breast Cancer Foundation.
Contact Lawman’s Oil to get reliable heating oil delivery of B20 Bioheat Plus® fuel in Gloucester, Camden, and Salem Counties in New Jersey; New Castle County in Delaware; and Chester and Delaware Counties in Pennsylvania.
Long-time heating oil consumers know all too well that the price they pay for heating oil can change quite a bit from year to year. Recently, heating oil prices — along with all energy prices — have been surging. While Lawman’s Oil cannot control what happens with world oil prices, we can give you some understanding of why heating oil prices rise and fall on a steady basis.
First, the price of crude oil is usually the most important factor in the pricing of heating oil. Like gasoline and jet fuel, heating oil is one of the many products refined from crude oil. Crude oil is a globally traded commodity which means that it is subject to many forces that drive its value up or down.
Even before Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, energy prices were increasing in anticipation of sanctions on the Russian energy sector. Russia is the world’s third-largest petroleum and liquid fuels producer. It is also the second-largest producer of natural gas.
Even the possibility of a big disruption in the vital energy supply chain heavily influences the buying and selling done by commodities traders. A Wall Street burst of trading activity caused energy prices to rise based on speculation in the stock market about what could happen in the coming weeks and months if sanctions were imposed on Russia. This is often referred to as the fear factor.
After Russia eventually invaded, the U.S. and other countries placed bans on Russian imported oil and other energy products. It left a big void to fill. And as you probably already know, energy prices soared even higher as a result.
Before the uncertainty created by the Ukraine war, oil prices had fluctuated because of COVID-19. In spring 2020, crude oil prices plummeted when economies locked down across the globe. Production virtually ground to a halt.
Another supply-demand issue has centered on diminished refinery production, especially as demand increased as COVID-19 cases started to decrease. Over the last several years, 5% of U.S. refinery capacity, along with 6% percent of European refinery capacity, has been shut down. A few refineries closed or scaled back because of the collapse in energy demand in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Some older refineries were shut down because they were inefficient, and their profits weren’t large enough for Wall Street investors. Other refineries were closed so that their owners could convert them to produce biofuels.*
U.S. heating-oil prices are typically driven by the use of oil in homes in the Northeast, which consume about 90% of the heating oil used domestically. In a brutally cold winter, prices often rise. Also, on a local level, operational costs (including overtime) and even competition between heating oil dealers can result in price variation.
A common question lately has been, “why haven’t heating oil prices been falling like gasoline prices?”
While gasoline and heating oil are both distillates of crude oil, their prices don’t always track the same way. The better comparison is diesel fuel. Diesel and heating oil are virtually the same product. They are just taxed differently.
Diesel prices have surged because fuel is scarce worldwide, unlike gasoline. As noted before, there are simply not enough refineries right now to meet post-pandemic global demand, especially since the U.S. and European countries have stopped buying Russia’s energy exports.
The good news is that Lawman’s Oil maintains a winter-ready inventory of heating oil at secure fuel storage facilities. We also have solid relationships with reliable fuel suppliers. This puts us in a much stronger position than the small-time operators who have to scramble to get their heating oil every day.
If you’re a homeowner in New Jersey, Delaware, or Pennsylvania who wants fast, affordable, and hassle-free low-cost, high-quality heating oil, we encourage you to order from Lawman’s Oil.
We offer COD fuel, the lowest possible prices, prompt deliveries, premium high-quality B20 Bioheat Plus® fuel, and tamper-proof meters and delivery tickets that guarantee you always get what you pay for.
Please contact Lawman’s Oil for reliable Bioheat Plus fuel deliveries. For the convenience of Lawman’s customers, you can go to our online portal to make heating oil delivery requests.
*Source: NY Times, 11-10-22
If you have recently moved into a home that uses heating oil, you may have a lot of questions. Our team has answered some common questions to help you get to know—and feel good about—your home’s heating fuel.
Absolutely. First, heating oil cannot burn in its liquid state. Before combustion can even occur, heating oil must first be vaporized into a finer mist by your oil burner at temperatures above 140°.
Second, the fuel you have stored in your heating oil tank right now is very safe because it can’t explode. In fact, if you were to drop a lit match into a bucket of heating oil, the flame would go out, just as if you dropped the match into water.
Third, unlike natural gas, a heating oil system poses a very low risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. If an oil burner ever malfunctions, you’ll most likely see smoke and the safety devices will shut the furnace or boiler off.
Fourth, the advent of Bioheat® fuel has made home heating oil even safer. That’s because Bioheat fuel has a higher flash point, also known as ignition temperature. It’s just one more thing that homeowners who use Bioheat fuel can feel good about.
Yes, advancements in both fuel quality and heating equipment have made that possible. Lawman’s Oil only delivers B20 Bioheat Plus® fuel. This is a blend of ultra-low sulfur heating oil combined with premium biofuels made from renewable resources such as animal fats, recycled restaurant cooking oils, algae, and plant oils. Our B20 Bioheat Plus fuel is made from locally sourced products, which aids in reducing waste within our communities. As ultra-low sulfur Bioheat fuel becomes more widespread in the future, home heating oil will move closer and closer to becoming a carbon-neutral fuel.
B20 stands for the percentage of the fuel that is made with biofuels. That means that our Bioheat fuel is blended with 20% biofuels, which is designated as Bioheat Plus Fuel. This high level of biofuel is why B20 Bioheat Plus fuel burns extremely clean—generating less greenhouse gas emissions than a natural gas system.
No. Most major heating system manufacturers accept Bioheat fuel as covered under their warranties for use, and you won’t need to make any changes to your furnace, boiler, or oil storage tank to use it. Performance standards for Bioheat fuel have been approved by ASTM International, an organization that sets industry standards for fuels and lubricants.
Yes. Oil generates a whopping 138,000 Btu of heat for every gallon burned and warms a home evenly and efficiently. An equivalent amount of natural gas only produces about 100,000 BTU of heat.
This is because the flame in a heating oil system burns much hotter than other energy systems. This produces more heat and warmer air or water, which leads to evenly distributed heat throughout the house. So, when the outdoor temperatures are in the single digits, that powerful heat output can help keep your home as cozy as ever.
Technology has also brought great improvements in heating oil equipment efficiency that has reduced annual fuel consumption by as much as 40%. This has saved oil heat consumers a lot of money on fuel.
You can make a difference by making Lawman’s Oil your preferred heating oil delivery company. For several years now, we have donated 1¢ of every gallon of heating oil we have delivered to the American Breast Cancer Foundation.
We supply high-quality, discount heating oil to Gloucester, Camden and Salem Counties in New Jersey; New Castle County in Delaware; and Chester and Delaware Counties in Pennsylvania. Please go to our Customer Portal if you want to get a heating oil delivery from us.
The delivery team at Lawman’s Oil has put together information to answer some of the most common questions customers have about heating oil usage and the process of preparing for a delivery, measuring your tank level, avoiding run-outs and more.
A: Many factors affect your fuel use, including the outdoor temperature, the size of your home, the quality of insulation in your home, the efficiency of your furnace or boiler and your family’s own heating preferences.
But here’s one basic rule of thumb that will help to give you a general estimate. If outdoor temperatures average about 32° over a 24-hour period, a typical 2,500 square foot house will burn about six or seven gallons of heating oil per day.
On top of the tank is a clear glass or plastic cube that is marked with numbers that resemble the gas gauge of your car: F, ¾, ½, ¼. A red marker or float commonly indicates the amount of fuel left in your tank – if the float is at the bottom of the gauge or not visible at all, your tank is empty or nearly empty.
To make sure the gauge is working, carefully remove the outer case and gently press the float down. If it bobs back up to the original position, the gauge is working. If the gauge is not working, contact us and let us know. The last thing you want to do is to start guessing how much oil is left in your tank.
A: The most common size of heating oil tank is 275 gallons, but the size of the tank doesn’t indicate how much fuel it actually holds.
When full, a 275-gallon tank holds approximately 235-255 gallons depending on how deep the vent pipe goes in to the top of the tank; the rest of the space is left to allow for air or debris at the bottom of your tank. So, if your gauge reads “½” in a 275-gallon tank, you have about 117 gallons left, not 135 or so as you might first expect. Other tank sizes may include 230 and 240 gallons (the size is often indicated on the side of your tank; older models may not include that information).
To make winter deliveries easier and stress-free for you, consider using our convenient and free automatic delivery program. Combined with a wireless tank monitor, this allows us to be accurate about your fuel needs and lets us make timely deliveries to your heating oil tank.
But if you still prefer to call for heating oil, you need to give us extra time when conditions are harsh in order to avoid running out of fuel. It’s best to call us when your oil tank falls to the one-quarter mark.
In bad winter weather conditions, our delivery drivers may encounter some problems that can cause your heating oil delivery to be delayed or rescheduled. In normal conditions, you can expect your delivery within two business days of your order.
Here’s what you can do to help make sure that your B20 Bioheat Plus® fuel can be delivered in a timely fashion.
Keeping your tank accessible throughout the year will put a smile on the faces of our drivers. Thank you in advance for your help!
You can make a difference by making Lawman’s Oil your preferred heating oil delivery company. For several years now, we have donated 1¢ of every gallon of heating oil we have delivered to the American Breast Cancer Foundation.
Contact Lawman’s Oil to get reliable heating oil delivery of B20 Bioheat Plus fuel in Gloucester, Camden, and Salem Counties in New Jersey; New Castle County in Delaware; and Chester and Delaware Counties in Pennsylvania.
There is a lot of work involved before heating oil eventually reaches your heating oil tank. It all begins with refineries extracting heating oil from crude oil, which is a complex mix of hydrocarbons plus oxygen, nitrogen, and sulfur. The refining process separates crude oil into different “fractions” while removing impurities.
The lightest fractions of crude oil eventually become propane, butane and petrochemicals while slightly heavier fractions are used to produce gasoline, kerosene, jet fuel, diesel fuel and No. 2 home heating oil. (Did you know that diesel fuel and No. 2 fuel oil are virtually the same in terms of their chemical composition?)
Next, even heavier fractions from crude oil are transformed into No. 4 or No. 6 heating oils. This is used for commercial and industrial buildings, schools and hospitals.
In recent years, there have been significant strides in the refining of heating oil that make it much cleaner and increasingly greener. Notably, most of the sulfur content has been removed, which is why today’s heating oil generates so little soot compared to the past. Heating oil is also being blended with 100% renewable biofuel made from plants and other organic matter. This further reduces the fuel’s carbon emissions.
Lawman’s Oil has delivered heating oil blended with renewable biofuel for a few years now. The B20 part of our B20 Bioheat Plus fuel stands for what percentage of the fuel is made with biofuels. That means that our Bioheat fuel is made with 20% biofuels. This high level of biofuel is why B20 Bioheat Plus fuel burns extremely clean—generating less greenhouse gas emissions than a natural gas system.
Clean-burning Bioheat Plus fuel has virtually no negative impact on the environment. It produces near-zero levels of particulate matter during the combustion process.
Because of its super-clean-burning properties, Bioheat Plus fuel also eliminates the source of most equipment issues.
As biofuels in Bioheat fuel are increased in the coming years, this highly refined home heating oil will move closer and closer to becoming a carbon-neutral fuel.
Bioheat fuel is also made in the United States, which supports local farmers, local industries, and the local economy.
Because it is cleaner burning, Bioheat Plus fuel helps to increase system efficiency, which reduces your home heating expenses while still keeping you comfortable.
B20 Bioheat Plus also leaves fewer deposits on your system’s internal parts. That helps to reduce wear and tear, meaning you will likely have fewer breakdowns and a longer life expectancy for your oil boiler or oil furnace than compared to running it with traditional heating oil. And while B20 Bioheat Plus fuel can do all these things, it functions the same way conventional No. 2 heating oil does. That means you don’t need to add anything to or modify your boiler or furnace in any way.
Heating oil has always been one of the safest home heat sources because it’s nonexplosive and the fuel in its liquid state cannot ignite.
What most people don’t know is that the advent of Bioheat fuel has made home heating oil even safer. That’s because Bioheat fuel has a higher flash point or ignition temperature. It’s just one more thing that homeowners who use Bioheat fuel can feel good about.
You can make a difference by making Lawman’s Oil your preferred heating oil delivery company. For several years now, we have donated 1¢ of every gallon of heating oil we have delivered to the American Breast Cancer Foundation.
Please go to our Customer Portal if you need a heating oil delivery.
As we near the end of a summer season that was filled with loud warning bells about the deadly effects of climate change—record-high temperatures, droughts in some places, flooding in others, severe storms and wildfires—curiosity is growing about our environmentally-friendly Bioheat fuel. We’ve tried to provide answers to the most common questions our customers have about this renewable fuel, which represents a smart solution for the delivery of a better, clean-burning fuel for your home and our environment.
Bioheat fuel has been proven to reduce emissions because it is low-carbon heating. The biodiesel that is blended with heating oil is considered a biogenic fuel that eliminates carbon output. By contrast, when traditional fossil fuels that do not contain biodiesel are burned, they take carbon that was stored in soil and put 100% of that carbon into the atmosphere.
By contrast, the combustion of biofuels and other biogenic energy sources recycles carbon-dioxide emissions through renewable plant materials and other biomass feedstocks. That’s why you’ll keep hearing a lot about net-zero carbon emissions in the years ahead.
Yes. Bioheat fuel burns more cleanly and more efficiently than conventional heating oil. You’ll use less heat to get the same amount of warmth, and your heating system will last longer. You’ll also likely find that you need fewer repairs on your system. You may also be able to extend the time between system maintenance service. All of this amounts to savings on your household heating expenses.
Bioheat fuel is a blend of ultra-low sulfur heating oil with renewable biodiesel that’s made from organic and recycled products. These products can range from soybean oil, used cooking oils and inedible corn oil to canola, tallow, fats and algae. New studies have also shown the viability of using various grasses for the production of biofuel.
These renewable products are defined as feedstocks for producing biodiesel. Blends of biodiesel in heating oil are designated in percentages. For example, a 5% blend of biodiesel is defined as B5. B10 refers to a 10% blend, while B20 is a 20% blend. B20 Bioheat is officially known as Bioheat Plus® fuel, which is the fuel that Lawman’s Oil delivers to your home.
No. Biofuel is a broad term that can include various products including not only biodiesel, but ethanol, renewable hydrocarbon diesel, and raw vegetable oil known as RVO or LR100. It’s important to note that raw vegetable oil does not meet industry specifications; it is not biodiesel or Bioheat fuel and it is not suitable for home heating oil use.
Yes. Bioheat fuel is domestically made and helps our economy by helping meet our nation’s energy needs without incurring the cost for new land use or drilling, or paying premium prices for imported fuels.
The U.S. biodiesel and renewable diesel industry now support about 65,000 U.S. jobs and more than $17 billion in economic activity each year.
Nationwide, some three billion gallons of biofuel were consumed last year, and biofuel use is expected to exceed six billion gallons by 2030. This will eliminate over 35 million metric tons of CO2 equivalent greenhouse gas emissions annually. Expect those numbers to get even more impressive as biodiesel takes us farther along the road to clean energy.
A: No. Most major heating system manufacturers accept Bioheat fuel as covered under their warranties for use, and you won’t need to make any changes to your furnace, boiler, or oil storage tank to use it. Performance standards for Bioheat fuel have been approved by ASTM International, an organization that sets industry standards for fuels and lubricants.
Learn more about Bioheat fuel from Lawman’s Oil.
Without question, home heating oil is one of the safest fuels you can use to warm your Delaware Valley home.
To start with, heating oil cannot burn in its liquid state. It actually takes an advanced high-tech burner to ignite the oil. Before combustion can even occur, heating oil must first be vaporized by your oil burner at temperatures above 140°.
Rest assured, the fuel you have stored in your tank right now is very safe. In fact, if you drop a lit match into a bucket of heating oil, the flame would go out just as if you dropped the match into water.
Modern heating oil storage tanks have been designed to be virtually leak-proof. Whether your oil storage tank is located in your basement or outside your home, the tanks being installed today are designed with corrosion-resistant materials. Today’s tanks can last for decades. New technology also provides remote monitoring to protect against the rare event of a leak and guarantees that you will always have a sufficient supply of heating oil on hand.
Plus, with an oil tank on your property, you can always count on having a secure, on-site supply at your home. The fuel is easily transported and handled by highly trained professionals using equipment and techniques that keep safety at the forefront.
Contrast that to natural gas delivery. If an underground natural gas pipeline gets damaged, customers may lose their supply until repairs get done. And if a serious problem occurs with a gas pipeline, such as excessive pressure, explosions can occur.
Unlike natural gas, a heating oil system poses a very low risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. If an oil burner malfunctions (most often due to a lack of maintenance), the safety devices in the unit will typically shut the furnace or boiler off.
Of course, this doesn’t mean that heating oil consumers shouldn’t have working carbon monoxide detectors inside their homes, especially near all bedrooms. Besides a malfunctioning boiler or furnace, there are many other sources of carbon monoxide leaks, including:
Make sure you check your carbon monoxide (and smoke) detectors regularly to confirm they operate properly!
You will be able to enhance heating oil safety even further by getting system maintenance done as required. This will ensure that your oil boiler or oil furnace operates with optimum safety and efficiency.
Lawman’s Oil only delivers B20 Bioheat Plus® fuel. This is a blend of ultra-low sulfur heating oil combined with premium biofuels made from renewable resources such as animal fats, recycled restaurant cooking oils, algae, and plant oils. Our B20 Bioheat Plus fuel is made from locally sourced products, which also aids in reducing waste within our communities.
The B20 part of B20 Bioheat Plus fuel stands for what percentage of the fuel is made with biofuels. That means that our Bioheat fuel is made with 20% biofuels. This high level of biofuel is why B20 Bioheat Plus fuel burns extremely clean—generating less greenhouse gas emissions than a natural gas system.
You can make a difference by making Lawman’s Oil your preferred heating oil delivery company. For several years now, we have donated 1¢ of every gallon of heating oil we have delivered to the American Breast Cancer Foundation. Go here to see how much we have donated so far.
Contact Lawman’s Oil and get started with reliable home heating oil delivery in NJ, DE, and PA.
There is no longer any doubt that Bioheat® fuel—a blend of renewable biodiesel and ultra-low sulfur heating oil—represents a smart solution for the delivery of a better, clean-burning fuel for your home and the environment.
Today, more than 125 production plants around the country make biodiesel. The United States biodiesel industry now produces about three billion gallons of biodiesel annually.
Increased production isn’t just about achieving a cleaner environment. It’s about building a stronger economy too. The biodiesel industry supports nearly 60,000 jobs and generates billions of dollars in GDP, household income, and tax revenues.
Transitioning to Bioheat fuel is a win-win situation: it’s been proven to reduce emissions because it is low-carbon heating —and it doesn’t require any expensive system upgrades in your home.
The biodiesel blend in Bioheat fuel is composed of various organic products, including vegetable oils, animal fats, and even algae. New studies have also shown the viability of using various grasses for the production of biofuel.
Biodiesel is considered a biogenic fuel that eliminates carbon output. By contrast, when traditional fossil fuels that do not contain biodiesel are burned, they take carbon that was stored in soil and put 100% of that carbon into the atmosphere.
The combustion of biofuels and other biogenic energy sources recycles carbon-dioxide emissions through renewable plant materials and other biomass feedstocks. That’s why you’ll keep hearing a lot about net-zero carbon emissions in the years ahead.
Lawman’s Oil started to deliver B20 Bioheat Plus® fuel to our customers a few years ago. We did this because we’re committed to realistic green energy solutions that not only protect the environment but also enhance energy efficiency, savings, and comfort for all of our customers.
We work in conjunction with the heating oil industry, which is dedicated to achieving net-zero carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions for heating oil by 2050. This means your heating fuel will eventually have a carbon footprint of zero.
Take a look at the impressive strides we can take in reducing carbon emissions by increasing biofuel blends. This is in accordance with the goals the heating oil industry set forth a few years ago.
You can read more about Bioheat fuel here.
You can make a difference by making Lawman’s Oil your preferred heating oil delivery company. For several years now, we have donated 1¢ of every gallon of heating oil we have delivered to the American Breast Cancer Foundation. Go here to see how much we have donated so far.
Contact Lawman’s Oil and get reliable delivery of Bioheat Plus fuel in NJ, DE, and PA.
With energy prices still unbelievably high and overall inflation rates draining cash from our pockets every day, most people are trying to save money wherever they can. One thing you can do is to use this time to examine ways to conserve on your heat next winter.
There are actually many small yet important energy conservation methods that can add up to impressive savings. Here is a closer look at some of the steps you can take to improve your home’s energy efficiency.
Warm air rises, so if you have ceiling fans, especially in a part of your home that has high ceilings, run your fans in reverse to push the warm air down. This will keep your rooms more comfortable and will reduce your energy usage a bit too. It’s estimated that you can reduce your annual heating costs 2% by doing this.
Programmable thermostats allow you to set your temperatures so that you aren’t wasting energy when you aren’t home or are asleep. Today’s smart thermostats can be controlled remotely, giving you greater control over your energy usage. This relatively inexpensive investment can potentially cut your energy usage by at least 5%–sometimes even more!
Clear any unnecessary items in front of your baseboards, radiators or vents. Whether there are pieces of furniture in the way, a too-thick rug, or assorted kids’ shoes and toys on the floor, you’ll want this area to be clear so you don’t block the flow of heat into your home. And for safety’s sake, keep the area around your heating system as clean and clutter-free as possible. Never store anything flammable (paint, household cleaners, etc.) anywhere near your system–or any other heating appliance.
The most impactful action you can take is to replace your system with a new, higher efficiency heating oil furnace or heating oil boiler. While this will cost you the most, it will also save you the most. And depending on the age and condition of your current system, you may be able to cut your annual heating costs by 20% or more.
If you’ve been relying on Lawman’s Oil for your fuel needs, you’re already saving money since we deliver only highly efficient, clean-burning B20 Bioheat Plus® fuel.
You are also joining us in the fight against cancer. We donate 1¢ of every gallon we sell to the American Breast Cancer Foundation, which helps those in need by providing mammograms, prevention and early-detection programs, and support during and after diagnosis.
Let’s keep that fight going until we win! Order fuel today and you’ll be all set when it’s time to turn your thermostat up again.
It’s been a long time since we have seen such a dramatic rise in heating oil prices—although prices have been trending upward since the bottom dropped out of the energy markets at the start of the pandemic in the Spring of 2020.
First, it’s important to point out that for the most part, the price of oil has been fairly stable since 2014. But there have been a lot of changes over the past year or two that have upended the markets.
And it’s not limited to heating oil. Natural gas rates have doubled. Electricity costs are surging. And gasoline and propane have spiked skyward as well.
We don’t know where energy prices will go from here, but if history is a guide, we can expect to see heating oil prices drop pretty significantly in the not-too-distant future.
As we wait this out, please take some comfort in the fact that heating oil remains one of the most energy-efficient home heating sources available and much progress has been made in making heating oil a renewable, ultra-clean burning fuel.
Lawman’s Oil delivers clean-burning B20 Bioheat Plus® fuel. Bioheat fuel is the industry’s official registered name for the fuel that consists of a blend of ultra-low sulfur heating oil with renewable biodiesel that’s made from organic and recycled products. These products can range from soybean oil, used cooking oils, inedible corn oil, canola, tallow, fats and algae. Here are five other benefits:
While there are many reasons why people feel safe at home with oil heat, here are just four points to remember.
Did you know that the flame in a heating oil system burns hundreds of degrees hotter than in other energy systems? This produces more heat and warmer air or water, which leads to more even heat throughout the house. So, when it’s 5° outside and the wind chill makes it seem even colder, that extra heat will help keep your home super cozy.
Please contact Lawman’s Oil for reliable Bioheat deliveries. For the convenience of Lawman’s customers, delivery requests can be made online by going here.
Additionally, we donate 1¢ of every gallon of heating oil our customers purchase to the American Breast Cancer Foundation. See how much money we’ve raised so far.