Oilheat Facts
Modern Oilheat equipment actually burns less fuel. The average annual fuel consumption in 1980 was 1,400 gallons; and now it is only 700 gallons - that's 50% less fuel.
UPGRADE & SAVE - NORTH CAROLINA REBATE PROGRAM
Up To $1,500 in Combined Rebates Available
Studies show that heating system upgrades can reduce your annual energy expenses by 30-40 percent and pay for themselves in just a few short years through these savings. Now, you can make that payback come even quicker and start saving immediately with the Upgrade & Save - North Carolina Energy Efficiency and Safety Rebate Program. Through this program, homeowners can receive:
AVAILABLE HOMEOWNER OFFERS
- $750 Homeowner Rebate for a new, oil-fired boiler, furnace or water heater; must be higher efficiency than the unit being replaced.
- $750 Homeowner Rebate for a new aboveground storage tank to replace either an aboveground or underground tank.
- Up to $1,500 in combined homeowner rebates
AVAILABLE HVAC CONTRACTOR OFFER
- $250 HVAC Contractor Rebate for installation of a new, oil-fired boiler, furnace or water heater; must be higher efficiency than the unit being replaced.
These rebates are available on a first-come, first-served basis and for a limited time only, so don't put your heating equipment upgrade off until next year. To learn more, call your local Oilheat dealer and ask about the Upgrade & Save - North Carolina rebate program today!
*Some restrictions may apply, please call your local oilheat dealer for details
