It is advantageous to have oil heating in your home, but there are essential safety tips to keep in mind. While oil heat is quite safe, there are some potential risks with it, just as with any heating system that utilizes a combustible fuel source. Fortunately, the oil heating professionals at Express C.O.D are here to give you some valuable tips to keep you and your family safe when using oil to heat your home.

Spring is here, and it is time to take preemptive action to maintain your oil tank. Though you are not using your oil tank as much during the spring or summer season, that does not mean that you should ignore it until the fall or winter season. The truth is, taking care of your oil tank in the warmer months is essential for ensuring that the tank will be in good shape when you need […]

Spring has officially arrived, but here in the Northeast, we know that winter weather is still a possibility at any time until mid-April. That means that we will still be using our home heating systems for another few weeks minimum until we switch on our air conditioning. This particular winter was cold and snowy, and as a result, your heating system might require repair. Here are a few common issues and what they might signify.

Winter is beginning to wind down, but the dangers of carbon monoxide (CO) exposure remain a year-round threat. The CDC estimates that over 400 people die while another 50,000 people seek emergency medical services every year due to carbon monoxide poisoning or exposure. These deaths and emergency room visits are preventable. Let’s delve into what CO is, how it gets introduced into a home, and how to avoid a potentially dangerous situation.

Running out of oil is nearly inevitable if you have oil heat. Fortunately, running out of oil isn’t the end of the world. Still, it can be extremely inconvenient and possibly cause issues that will need repair before your heat can be turned back on. Here are some tips on how to check your system when it stops working, what to do when you’re out of oil, and how to avoid running out.