Sludge or water in your heating oil tank can clog pipework, damage or corrode heating systems and reduce the efficiency of the oil.

Buying a new home in the countryside or a rural location could well mean coming across oil-fired heating for the first time. It’s estimated that approximately 4 million homes across the UK are off the mains gas grid with oil being one of the most popular forms of heating.

We’re always looking for ways to save on our heating, but what if your boiler is running poorly? Some times its best to invest to save in the long run. By making sure that your system is running as efficiently as possible, you can reduce the amount of oil you use and avoid expensive repair costs.

The ever-changing prices of heating oil can be confusing and unpredictable, naturally, we want to buy our heating oil at the cheapest price possible.

There are many factors that influence the price of kerosene so when is the best time to buy it and what are these influencing factors?

Running out of heating oil can be inconvenient at the best of times. We receive calls each day from people who have unexpectedly run out of heating oil. Not only Is it an inconvenience, but letting your tank run dry can also cause problems with your heating system and stove appliances.

Ordering heating oil for the first time can be confusing to someone who has previously used on-grid heating or moving into their very first home. If you are new to heating oil there is no need to worry, we work hard to make the transition as stress-free as possible.

23 million households across the UK are connected to the mains grass grid. However, there is approximately 4 million that are not. If you're looking to purchase a home that is “off the grid” you may benefit from using Kerosene as your mains gas alternative.

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Ordering Heating oil can often be left to the last minute resulting in an empty tank. When you run out of heating oil it makes you realise how uncomfortable it can be when being left without heating or the use of hot water.