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Top Tips to Avoid Heating Oil Runouts in Your MA or CT Home

The first rule of oil-fired heating is a basic one — don’t run out of oil! However, for many homeowners here in Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut, this is easier said than done. At PayLessForOil.com, we understand that you lead a busy life, which is why we are committed to helping you keep your oil […]

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Summer Oil Tank Safety Tips All MA & CT Residents Should Know

Summertime here in Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut means lots of fun outdoors soaking up all the season has to offer. With all the activities you have planned – relaxing by the pool, grilling delicious feasts for your family and friends, and taking much-deserved vacations, it’s easy for your home heating oil tank levels to […]

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Keep Your Oil Tank At Least Half Full During the Offseason

With the warmer weather finally making a presence here in our Massachusetts and Connecticut community, staying on top of your home heating is not any less of a priority here at PayLessForOil.com. Our fueling experts want to make sure that you don’t forget about your oil tank during this offseason and help you take advantage […]

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The Easiest Way to Save Money and Energy All Year

Did you know there is one simple way you can save as much as 10% a year on heating and cooling costs1 here in the Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut area? It doesn’t call for bulking up your insulation, cutting shower times, or saving the A/C for special occasions. What’s the trick? Keep reading to […]

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How to Read Your Oil Tank Gauge

Regardless of the time of year, homeowners in Massachusetts are ordering oil to stay warm. Checking your fuel oil tank is something you should do regularly and is essential to ensuring the longevity of your heating oil equipment in addition to keeping you warm on chilly days. Having trouble deciphering your fuel gauge? Unsure when […]

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