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Attic Insulation prediction Calculator
According to the US Department of Energy, up to 45% of a home's energy loss is through the attic, but the amount of heat actually lost will depend on where you live and how cold your attic gets. To calculate energy savings with increased insulation.

Fuel Cost Comparisons
 There are a variety of ways to heat a home and a number of different fuels to use. The calculator will estimate the cost associated with each type of fuel.

Programmable Thermostats
Calculate your potential savings by using the form. This is a downloadable Excel file that will help you get all the details you’ll need to make the best decision.

Window prediction Upgrades
The windows in your home account for a large percentage of your heating bill. Adding storm windows to single panes, or replacing with double pane windows, can conserve energy. Use the calculator to estimate your energy savings.

Heatload.com
Predict the size an Air Condtioner or Furnace for a house
 

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Home Heating Oil terminology that can save you money

Will Call

This is the term the heating oil companies use for consumers that call in when they want a delivery. According to the companies this type of customer is the lowest on the totem pole. They figure a will call, calls around for the best price and has no loyalty to any company or they have no money.

PRO : You can shop around and if the market is cooperating you can make choices for who to buy from and what to pay for your oil. This can hurt you or help you depending on the swing in the oil market.

CON: You don't get a chance to establish a relationship with an oil company. Like any other business if they know you or if you're a long time customer they usually treat you better, respond to you faster and work to make you happy and keep you a satisfied customer.

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.


 

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