How Clean Really Is Heating Oil? Heating oil has continually evolved since it became the primary source of heating fuel for homeowners in the 1950s, and one of the most significant changes over the years has been the industry’s effort to reduce carbon emissions. As a result, today’s heating oil burns more cleanly, with lower […]
This year, many Michiganders from Acme to Zilwaukee have taken advantage of generous equipment rebates and installed new, higher efficiency heating equipment in their home. These rebates include:
Across Michigan, families depend on oilheat for a large portion of the year. Sometimes people wonder whether oilheat is a safe way to go for heating their home.
Once August and September hit, making summer last is at the top of everyone’s list. Getting your boiler or furnace tuned-up is at least a few items down on that list.
Heating season is not far off, but right now, keeping your home cool and saving on your energy bills is probably top of mind.
Whether you heat your Michigan home with the help of a furnace or you’re putting a boiler to work every day and night, it’s always helpful to know that you’re taking good care of your system between tune-ups.
Are you looking to improve your Michigan home’s energy efficiency? The latest boilers, furnaces and oil tanks are clean burning and highly efficient. And upgrading the system in your Michigan home is a great way to increase your home’s value and lower your bills at the same time.
Did you know that more than 46,000 households in the state of Michigan rely on safe, efficient and reliable oilheat to keep their families comfortable for a good portion of every year? That amounts to more than 118,000 individuals.
Michiganders who are facing an expensive repair to get their old oil heating equipment up and running again may consider switching to another fuel to heat their home.
The quality of your heating oil has a big impact on how efficiently your system runs and how long your equipment lasts.