If you’ve been relying on oil heat in your New Jersey home for more years than you can remember, you’re very familiar with the traditional ups and downs of heating oil prices.
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Heating oil remains one of the cleanest, safest and most reliable fuels your money can buy! Take a look at the reasons why.
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In our previous post, we took a closer look at some of the important functions of your oil heating system, including limit controls, primary controls and thermostats. We continue this here, with a focus this time on oil burner controls and switches.
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The proven reliability of modern oil heating controls has been an important factor in making today’s oil a remarkably safe and efficient fuel for heating homes in New Jersey and throughout the Northeast.
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Did you have trouble keeping your house warm during New Jersey’s arctic winter of 2017-18? If you did, you’re not alone. Many people couldn’t get the temperature of their house as high as the thermostat setting.
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The oil heat industry continues to undergo a revolution that is significantly improving oilheat’s efficiency and cleanliness, thanks to the combination of ultra-low-sulfur heating oil (ULSHO) and the advent of Bioheat®.
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Equipment rebates in New Jersey have undergone a makeover this year. Now, it’s a lot easier for homeowners to receive rebates to help upgrade their heating systems and take advantage of significant savings.
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The winter of 2017-2018 will long be remembered for delivering some of the coldest temperatures on record! From Christmastime to mid-January, New Jersey residents experienced many days that barely cracked zero degrees.
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It seems logical. Your old 50% efficient boiler has reached the end of the line and you replace it with a new oil boiler that has an 85% efficiency rating.
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Hundreds of records were broken from the Northeast to the Mid-Atlantic when a historic cold spell gripped us right after Christmas and wouldn’t let go. If that wasn’t enough, just a few days into the New Year, we got blasted by what meteorologists called “a bomb cyclone.”
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