Fuel Conservation is Always Helpful:
Set your thermostat back, or obtain an automatic clock thermostat. Every degree lower at night or when you are away can add up to savings over the course of a winter. A programmable thermostat will allow you to set it and forget it. A reminder: Always set your thermostat at a reasonable comfort level during winter to ensure that your pipes do not freeze. And, if you set your thermostat back manually, don’t turn it so far back that you’ll need to consume extra energy to get your heat back up in the morning.

Don’t Lose Heat.
Close your fireplace damper when not in use. Do not run exhaust fans any longer than needed. Check to ensure your home exterior is properly caulked around windows, doors and fireplaces. Be sure you have a adequate insulation in your attic. Install energy efficient windows to keep heat in during the winterand out in the summer.

Check Air Flow In Your House.
Heated air needs to be able to circulate. Be sure all duct work, baseboard and radiators are clean and unobstructed. Vacuum your baseboard fins and make sure carpeting does not block air flow underneath. Be sure your baseboards and radiators are not blocked by furniture or drapes which can trap heat.

Consider A Heating Upgrade.
If your equipment is old, you may want to consider upgrading to a new, clean burning, and energy efficient system. New equipment can reduce oil consumption by as much as 30%, a payback on your investment that can beat the return from any bank — and many other investments. You’ll also enjoy the extra dividends of plentiful hot water, reliable warmth and increased home value.

Inquire About A Free Heating Evaluation By The Email Link Below.
If your system can’t provide the fuel efficiency that’s essential to your home, we’ll review the options available, provide an estimated payback, and discuss financing options if you’d like. Send an e-mail to heating sales, or phone a customer representative at 1-800-433-1616.