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Oil and water can mix—especially when you’re talking about new, oil-powered water heaters. A lot of people use their oil-fired boilers not only to heat their homes, but to produce domestic hot water too, including hot water for sinks, tubs, showers and washing machines.

If you’re tired of spending hundreds of dollars on repairs just to keep your old oilheating system running, you should start researching your options in modern oil furnaces or oil boilers. This is especially important if your heating system is at least 15 years old.

If the rest of your oilheating system has remained in good condition and operates to your satisfaction, there’s still a good chance that the oil burner is out of date. Your heating oil company may be able to retrofit it with a modern, efficient burner.

In our previous blog, we put the focus on how clean, efficient oilheat continues to keep many homes in Wisconsin warm and safe, regardless of the weather.

Clean, efficient oilheat continues to keep many homes in Wisconsin warm and safe, even during bitter cold Midwestern winters. Sit back and relax knowing you can depend on this clean, efficient and safe heating source.

The Wisconsin Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association (WPMCA) is proud to launch the Oilheat Wisconsin website, designed to help homeowners use oilheat to greater benefit.