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The Comfort of Knowing You are Well Protected

Our technicians have decades of experience servicing and diagnosing heating systems. Whether you need routine yearly maintenance or a one-time repair, we’re here to provide expert service and guidance for your home.

Each of our Protection Plans were designed with four goals for our customers in mind:

  1. Help you save money on costly repairs from unmaintained equipment

  2. Reduce the likelihood of equipment breakdown

  3. Extend the life of your equipment 

  4. Provide peace of mind with 24/7 expert service

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Our bioheat heating oil protection Plan

Our Heating Equipment Protection Plans are the best and most affordable way to ensure your equipment is operating efficiently and properly maintained. Our Plans will help you save money on costly repairs from unmaintained equipment, reduce the likelihood of equipment breakdown and extend the lifetime of your equipment.

    • Precision Tune-Ups: keep your equipment running at its best to save money on repairs

    • Priority Service: have your choice of appointments throughout the day

    • 24/7 Emergency Service: we’re here for you whenever you need us

    • Respect for Your Property: we’ll treat your home like it is our own

    • All New Parts: we use new parts when we make repairs

    • Guaranteed Workmanship

    • 100% Satisfaction: we’ll make sure you get exactly what you need

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Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Yes! Regular system maintenance is critical to keeping your system working at peak efficiency, which can help you save money on your monthly utility bills, prevent breakdowns, and extend the lifespan of your system.

    Learn more here.

  • In the event your heat turns off, there are a couple of steps that you can complete before calling us. Watch our step-by-step video here or follow the steps below.

    If your system does not turn on after completing these steps, please call us at 203.227.5181 to schedule a service call.

    • Make sure your thermostats are in heat mode and set above room temperature

    • Check the gauge on your oil or propane tank to ensure that you are not out of fuel. Not sure how, check out our how-to‍ video.

    • Check your electrical breaker to make sure it is not turned off

    • Check that the heating system burner switches are in the ON position. The switches are located at the top of the basement stairs or outside of the utility or mechanical room, and on the heating system itself

    • Once you’ve verified that all of the switches are on, you can try to reset the furnace or boiler

    • To reset your system, locate the red reset button on the heating system itself. The button is located towards the bottom of the unit

    • Press and hold down the reset button for 5 seconds and then release

    • The system should start automatically within 10 seconds

  • A boiler uses hot water (think of boiling water) to heat your home, and a furnace uses warm air, also referred to as forced air.

  • The standards for energy efficiency are set by the U.S. Department of Energy with either a HSPF or AFUE rating assigned to every piece of heating equipment.

    • HSPF (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor) is how the heating efficiency of heat pumps are rated; the higher the HSPF, the more efficient the units is.

    • AFUE (Average Fuel Utilization Efficiency) is the measurement of efficiency of gas- and oil-fired heating equipment.

    The rating is shown as a percentage indicating how much fuel is used to heat a house – and how much is wasted. The higher the percentage, the better the efficiency.

  • Although there is no exact age at which equipment should be replaced, experts recommend replacement within a 15- to 20-year time frame. If your equipment has been properly maintained and continues to run efficiently, it could have a longer lifespan.

    Learn more here.