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Converting from Electricity
Propane offers you a very attractive combination: it costs less than electricity and works harder. Because propane burns hotter and more evenly than many other fuels, appliances powered by propane use less energy and can pay for themselves in a shorter amount of time. Propane is also one of the most efficient and cleanest fuels around.
When outdoor temperatures drop below freezing, a heat pump has to use an electric resistance heater as a backup, which is a very inefficient way to heat a home. Propane doesn’t need electricity to operate, so it’s a great backup fuel for power outages. Plus, you can fuel your home almost invisibly from underground propane storage tanks.
And considering that electricity rates in the area are rising significantly, it makes sense to switch.
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Adding Propane to Your Oil-Heated Home
When you add propane to your home, you’ll not only see the savings add up, you’ll enjoy a more comfortable lifestyle. Propane can be used for heating an addition to your home, heating water, drying clothes and cooking with a convenient gas flame. Propane fuels can power backup generators, heat swimming pools and power outdoor lights. Propane also provides clean-burning flames for your fireplace — and costs a propane fireplace up to 60% less to operate than a wood-burning fireplace.
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Switching Propane Providers
If you already use propane, why not get it from the very best source? By switching to Wilson, you’ll receive prompt, reliable propane deliveries. You’ll also benefit from our expertise in selling, installing and servicing propane tanks and appliances. We’ll be happy to help you figure out the best uses of propane in your home, from heating to backyard lighting.
We’ll be glad to show you ways to save money and make life easier with Wilson as your propane supplier. Simply contact us.
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