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                        Below are listed wholesale prices for Heating Oil & Propane
                        This is what your local dealer is paying for fuel on the date listed.

/// WHOLESALE HEATING OIL PRICES /// 12/29/08 based on area -- Next update 1/7/09 -- *** New England *** -- CT $1.41 -- ME $1.37 -- MA $1.35 -- NH $1.35 -- RI $1.38 -- VT $1.38 *** WHOLESALE HEATING OIL PRICES ATLANTIC *** -- DE $1.37 -- DC -- MD $1.34 -- NJ $1.31 -- NY $1.39 -- PA $1.30 -- NC $1.30 -- VA $1.34 *** WHOLESALE HEATING OIL PRICES MIDWEST *** -- IL $1.36 -- IN -- IO -- KS -- KT -- MI -- MN $1.34 -- MO $1.40 -- NB $1.56 -- OH $1.45 //// WHOLESALE PROPANE PRICES /// 12/29/08 based on area -- Next update 1/7/09 -- *** East Coast *** -- CT $.83 -- ME $.83 -- MA $.83 -- NH $.83 -- RI $.83 -- VT $.83 *** WHOLESALE PROPANE PRICES ATLANTIC *** -- DE $.86 -- DC -- MD -- NJ $.87 -- NY $.78 -- PA $.78 -- NC $.86 -- VA $.88 *** WHOLESALE PROPANE PRICES MIDWEST *** -- IL $.79 -- IN $.73 -- IO $.81 -- KS $.77 -- KT $.79 -- MI $.79 -- MN $.85 -- MO $.80 -- NB $.81 -- ND $.95 -- OH $.73 -- SD $.82 -- WI $.84

      Below are todays listed wholesale prices for heating oil (HO) & Natural Gas (NG).
This is what your local dealer is paying for fuel TODAY. For a complete description of what this information means and what price you should expect to pay... go to todays wholesale heating oil - natural gas cost.  Propane prices coming shortly. 

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Scheduled payments by the consumer to the heating oil company that is based on a calculated gross usage volume of oil used based on history. Normally it runs over an 11 month period. Some more progressive oil companies offer it over a full 12 months. This is good for the oil company since it spreads out their cash flow.


PRO: It's good for the home owner since it also spreads out their cash flow over the year so they don't have big payments 2 or 3 times a year.

CON: If the oil company isn't in good financial health they can spend that money and when heating season comes around, they don't have the money so they can't buy oil and the home owner is out the cash and out the oil. This has become a big problem all around the country.

More detailed articles will be added over time.

  Automatic Heating Oil Delivery


 

  The oil company schedules delivery's' automatically to top off the homeowners oil tank. The oil company likes this since they are assured a solid on going customer. Company's base these deliveries on what they call degree days. Their computers calculate your usage and anticipate when you'll need a fill up. This allows them to better schedule their time. This is not an exact science and unless the oil company is on top of it they can cause you to run out of fuel.

PRO: If the oil is delivered timely, you get a fresh replacement of oil delivered to in to your tank. Oil will go bad over time and fresh warm oil is better then old cold oil. You can get more details at heating oil help.com

CON: If the company isn't organized and detailed they could miss your fill up and you could run out of fuel. If you do, it'll usually be at on the coldest day of the season and since your behind ... chances are your not the only one. If that's the case plan on being cold until they show or read heating oil secrets and tips to find out a quick and easy way to restart your heating system and make it run until the oil company finally is able to make it to your house.

  Full Service Heating Oil Companies


 

  These guys don't just deliver fuel. They have a full time staff of well trained staff that are on call 24-7 to service their customers needs. If something goes wrong with your system the good ones are at your home in 2 hours or less.

PRO : Your dealing with a professionally run service oriented company that has your best interest at heart. They focus on service and the good ones will move heaven and earth for you. More progressive companies use an additive in their fuel that helps your system run more efficiently and reduces the change of system failure. By using these additives, I've seen failures and problem calls reduced by 30% and more.

CON: The service and the quality of fuel that your getting from a full service company increases their costs and in order to make money, they need to bill you more money. The old clich, you get what you pay for in most cases rings true. This doesn't mean COD companies are bad, just different. 

NOTE: Ultimately your decision to choose between a full service company and a cod guy is based on your needs. Remember all full service guys aren't created equal either. For a clear description with all the details between the two different companies and what makes a good full service company and what to be concerned about you should read heating oil secrets and tricks. It takes you by the hand and explains all the details that you need to be aware of.

It's like having a brother in law in the business and these days the way the heating business is going, having a broth in law in the business is a very good thing. 
More detailed articles will be added over time.

 More detailed articles will be added over time.

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Above Ground Oil Tanks

Most oil tanks now built are made of corrosion-resistant materials. Many new aboveground tanks can be installed in small, irregular shaped spaces in basements or garages. Outside tanks can be installed and hidden in a tank enclosure.

The objective of any comprehensive heating program is to allow maximum heating at the lowest cost.

The three areas of influence that you, the consumer, control are: winterization of your home, heating oil costs and appliance efficiency.

While the latter two are important to an overall program, winterizing your home is an integral part of any successful program. A well thought out and executed program for winterizing your home will invariably give you the largest return on investment of the three. Savings can range from 5-20% by employing these simple, yet inexpensive, measures.

A good winterization program is composed of three main elements:

Appliance performance Personal behaviors Structural considerations

Appliance performance:

Change air filters in your furnace at least once a month. Air filters allow only clean air into the furnace, keeping the mechanics dirt and grim free. A dirty furnace works twice as hard as a clean one.

Insulate your water heater if using heating oil. Maintaining the temperature longer requires less fuel consumption.

Keep vents obstructions free. Use deflectors to re-route air around obstructions.

Use humidifiers. Moist air creates a humid effect making your home feel warmer.

Personal behaviors:

Open the curtains when sunlight is available and close them when it is not.

Use common sense. Re-evaluate your actual living space. Close off spare bedrooms and other areas not requiring heat. Restrict the in and out traffic of children. Dress warmly.

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