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How to Prepare for Your Heating Oil Delivery Service

oil delivery driver attempting to reach a fill pipe through snow

Snow and packed ice make it challenging to access your home for deliveries. To ensure a timely delivery of your heating oil this winter, we recommend following these simple steps:

1. Clear access to heating oil or propane tanks

Please clear any snow and ice from areas leading to and around your fuel fill pipe. This will help to ensure the efficient delivery of your heating oil or propane. Keeping paths clear also helps other public utilities companies or public safety officials respond to emergencies.

2. Keep vents free of snow, ice and debris

This is very important! Be mindful of uncovering exhaust vents from heating systems. Vents on the sides of homes can easily become blocked by high snow, could even result in heating system malfunctions, carbon monoxide getting into the home and create a safety hazard. Please make sure that your exhaust vents are clear of all obstructions.

Also, exercise caution when clearing the snow from around your tank and lines so that you do not damage them.

3. Beware of falling snow and ice

Oil delivery tech trying to get through the snow to a fill pipe

Check the area above your tank for accumulating snow and ice which damage equipment and cause spills.

If you have any questions, call 800.645.4328.

We appreciate your cooperation during this record breaking winter weather.

And remember, whatever storms winter sends our way, we're always here for you – 24/7!

Learn more about Petro  Is it time to replace your oil or gas furnace? 

How to Prepare for Your Heating Oil Delivery Service

oil delivery driver attempting to reach a fill pipe through snow

Snow and packed ice make it challenging to access your home for deliveries. To ensure a timely delivery of your heating oil this winter, we recommend following these simple steps:

1. Clear access to heating oil or propane tanks

Please clear any snow and ice from areas leading to and around your fuel fill pipe. This will help to ensure the efficient delivery of your heating oil or propane. Keeping paths clear also helps other public utilities companies or public safety officials respond to emergencies.

2. Keep vents free of snow, ice and debris

This is very important! Be mindful of uncovering exhaust vents from heating systems. Vents on the sides of homes can easily become blocked by high snow, could even result in heating system malfunctions, carbon monoxide getting into the home and create a safety hazard. Please make sure that your exhaust vents are clear of all obstructions.

Also, exercise caution when clearing the snow from around your tank and lines so that you do not damage them.

3. Beware of falling snow and ice

Oil delivery tech trying to get through the snow to a fill pipe

Check the area above your tank for accumulating snow and ice which damage equipment and cause spills.

If you have any questions, call 800.645.4328.

We appreciate your cooperation during this record breaking winter weather.

And remember, whatever storms winter sends our way, we're always here for you – 24/7!

Learn more about Petro  Is it time to replace your oil or gas furnace? 

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How to Prepare for Your Heating Oil Delivery Service

oil delivery driver attempting to reach a fill pipe through snow

Snow and packed ice make it challenging to access your home for deliveries. To ensure a timely delivery of your heating oil this winter, we recommend following these simple steps:

1. Clear access to heating oil or propane tanks

Please clear any snow and ice from areas leading to and around your fuel fill pipe. This will help to ensure the efficient delivery of your heating oil or propane. Keeping paths clear also helps other public utilities companies or public safety officials respond to emergencies.

2. Keep vents free of snow, ice and debris

This is very important! Be mindful of uncovering exhaust vents from heating systems. Vents on the sides of homes can easily become blocked by high snow, could even result in heating system malfunctions, carbon monoxide getting into the home and create a safety hazard. Please make sure that your exhaust vents are clear of all obstructions.

Also, exercise caution when clearing the snow from around your tank and lines so that you do not damage them.

3. Beware of falling snow and ice

Oil delivery tech trying to get through the snow to a fill pipe

Check the area above your tank for accumulating snow and ice which damage equipment and cause spills.

If you have any questions, call 800.645.4328.

We appreciate your cooperation during this record breaking winter weather.

And remember, whatever storms winter sends our way, we're always here for you – 24/7!

Learn more about Petro  Is it time to replace your oil or gas furnace? 

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How to Prepare for Your Heating Oil Delivery Service

oil delivery driver attempting to reach a fill pipe through snow

Snow and packed ice make it challenging to access your home for deliveries. To ensure a timely delivery of your heating oil this winter, we recommend following these simple steps:

1. Clear access to heating oil or propane tanks

Please clear any snow and ice from areas leading to and around your fuel fill pipe. This will help to ensure the efficient delivery of your heating oil or propane. Keeping paths clear also helps other public utilities companies or public safety officials respond to emergencies.

2. Keep vents free of snow, ice and debris

This is very important! Be mindful of uncovering exhaust vents from heating systems. Vents on the sides of homes can easily become blocked by high snow, could even result in heating system malfunctions, carbon monoxide getting into the home and create a safety hazard. Please make sure that your exhaust vents are clear of all obstructions.

Also, exercise caution when clearing the snow from around your tank and lines so that you do not damage them.

3. Beware of falling snow and ice

Oil delivery tech trying to get through the snow to a fill pipe

Check the area above your tank for accumulating snow and ice which damage equipment and cause spills.

If you have any questions, call 800.645.4328.

We appreciate your cooperation during this record breaking winter weather.

And remember, whatever storms winter sends our way, we're always here for you – 24/7!

Learn more about Petro  Is it time to replace your oil or gas furnace? 

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How to Prepare for Your Heating Oil Delivery Service

oil delivery driver attempting to reach a fill pipe through snow

Snow and packed ice make it challenging to access your home for deliveries. To ensure a timely delivery of your heating oil this winter, we recommend following these simple steps:

1. Clear access to heating oil or propane tanks

Please clear any snow and ice from areas leading to and around your fuel fill pipe. This will help to ensure the efficient delivery of your heating oil or propane. Keeping paths clear also helps other public utilities companies or public safety officials respond to emergencies.

2. Keep vents free of snow, ice and debris

This is very important! Be mindful of uncovering exhaust vents from heating systems. Vents on the sides of homes can easily become blocked by high snow, could even result in heating system malfunctions, carbon monoxide getting into the home and create a safety hazard. Please make sure that your exhaust vents are clear of all obstructions.

Also, exercise caution when clearing the snow from around your tank and lines so that you do not damage them.

3. Beware of falling snow and ice

Oil delivery tech trying to get through the snow to a fill pipe

Check the area above your tank for accumulating snow and ice which damage equipment and cause spills.

If you have any questions, call 800.645.4328.

We appreciate your cooperation during this record breaking winter weather.

And remember, whatever storms winter sends our way, we're always here for you – 24/7!

Learn more about Petro  Is it time to replace your oil or gas furnace? 

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How to Prepare for Your Heating Oil Delivery Service

oil delivery driver attempting to reach a fill pipe through snow

Snow and packed ice make it challenging to access your home for deliveries. To ensure a timely delivery of your heating oil this winter, we recommend following these simple steps:

1. Clear access to heating oil or propane tanks

Please clear any snow and ice from areas leading to and around your fuel fill pipe. This will help to ensure the efficient delivery of your heating oil or propane. Keeping paths clear also helps other public utilities companies or public safety officials respond to emergencies.

2. Keep vents free of snow, ice and debris

This is very important! Be mindful of uncovering exhaust vents from heating systems. Vents on the sides of homes can easily become blocked by high snow, could even result in heating system malfunctions, carbon monoxide getting into the home and create a safety hazard. Please make sure that your exhaust vents are clear of all obstructions.

Also, exercise caution when clearing the snow from around your tank and lines so that you do not damage them.

3. Beware of falling snow and ice

Oil delivery tech trying to get through the snow to a fill pipe

Check the area above your tank for accumulating snow and ice which damage equipment and cause spills.

If you have any questions, call 800.645.4328.

We appreciate your cooperation during this record breaking winter weather.

And remember, whatever storms winter sends our way, we're always here for you – 24/7!

Learn more about Petro  Is it time to replace your oil or gas furnace? 

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How to Prepare for Your Heating Oil Delivery Service

oil delivery driver attempting to reach a fill pipe through snow

Snow and packed ice make it challenging to access your home for deliveries. To ensure a timely delivery of your heating oil this winter, we recommend following these simple steps:

1. Clear access to heating oil or propane tanks

Please clear any snow and ice from areas leading to and around your fuel fill pipe. This will help to ensure the efficient delivery of your heating oil or propane. Keeping paths clear also helps other public utilities companies or public safety officials respond to emergencies.

2. Keep vents free of snow, ice and debris

This is very important! Be mindful of uncovering exhaust vents from heating systems. Vents on the sides of homes can easily become blocked by high snow, could even result in heating system malfunctions, carbon monoxide getting into the home and create a safety hazard. Please make sure that your exhaust vents are clear of all obstructions.

Also, exercise caution when clearing the snow from around your tank and lines so that you do not damage them.

3. Beware of falling snow and ice

Oil delivery tech trying to get through the snow to a fill pipe

Check the area above your tank for accumulating snow and ice which damage equipment and cause spills.

If you have any questions, call 800.645.4328.

We appreciate your cooperation during this record breaking winter weather.

And remember, whatever storms winter sends our way, we're always here for you – 24/7!

Learn more about Petro  Is it time to replace your oil or gas furnace? 

How to Prepare for Your Heating Oil Delivery Service

oil delivery driver attempting to reach a fill pipe through snow

Snow and packed ice make it challenging to access your home for deliveries. To ensure a timely delivery of your heating oil this winter, we recommend following these simple steps:

1. Clear access to heating oil or propane tanks

Please clear any snow and ice from areas leading to and around your fuel fill pipe. This will help to ensure the efficient delivery of your heating oil or propane. Keeping paths clear also helps other public utilities companies or public safety officials respond to emergencies.

2. Keep vents free of snow, ice and debris

This is very important! Be mindful of uncovering exhaust vents from heating systems. Vents on the sides of homes can easily become blocked by high snow, could even result in heating system malfunctions, carbon monoxide getting into the home and create a safety hazard. Please make sure that your exhaust vents are clear of all obstructions.

Also, exercise caution when clearing the snow from around your tank and lines so that you do not damage them.

3. Beware of falling snow and ice

Oil delivery tech trying to get through the snow to a fill pipe

Check the area above your tank for accumulating snow and ice which damage equipment and cause spills.

If you have any questions, call 800.645.4328.

We appreciate your cooperation during this record breaking winter weather.

And remember, whatever storms winter sends our way, we're always here for you – 24/7!

Learn more about Petro  Is it time to replace your oil or gas furnace? 

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