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  Who's Converting
 
130,000 Electric Heat Customers
Have
Moved up to OIL!

The numbers speak for themselves. In the past five years, fuel oil dealers report that more than 130,000 home owners chose to Move up to Oil from costly, uncomfortable electric heat.

THEY KNOW THAT:

  • Heating contractors report that oilheated air from the register is up to 30oF/17oC warmer than electric heat.
  • Oilheat costs up to 50% less
  • Oil heats water twice as fast as electricity
  • Oil is in abundant supply
  • Oil is environmentally-friendly
Don't stay out in the cold. Save money and be more comfortable with OIL!

Oilheat is The Way Comfort Looks Today
for 130,000 Former Electric Heat Customers

Here are comments from a few people who have converted from electric to oilheat. Contact your local oil dealer to hear about more satisfied customers in your area.

"We had just purchased a larger home. We would not have minded our electric bills (using a heat pump) if we had been warm, but we were not. WE WERE COLD! We have been more than pleased with our new oil-fired system. We no longer have to wear coats to supplement a heat pump. We're saving money and we also have endless hot water for our family of five.

Rick & Kelly Neely, Hampton, VA


"Our oil-fired hydronic system with three heating zones gives us better control over the amount of energy we use. We're very happy with the system we've got now. We like the heat, it is more convenient and we're using less energy. Switching to oil has been a good move for us.

Glenn Charbonneau, South Burlington, Vermont


"The electric bills were astronomical! In one year, we spent just over $6,000 on electricity. Our oil furnace was installed 3 years ago. In the first year, our electric bills dropped to $2,400. It cost $2,800 to put in our oil furnace and ducting, and the net savings in the first year alone paid for the installation.

Andrew Burdette, Peterborough, Ontario






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