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Oil to Gas Furnace Conversions in Lancaster, PA

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Does your Lancaster, PA, home still use an oil-based furnace for heating? Heating your home with oil can be expensive, and if you run out before ordering more oil, you’re left with a cold home. There’s a better way to heat your home — through natural gas.

Converting your home from an oil to gas furnace with Neffsville Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Services can help you save money on heating costs over time, and you’ll never run out. Switching from oil to natural gas heating is a step toward cheaper energy bills and more efficient heating.

Contact Neffsville Heating & Cooling for more information on how to start your oil-to-gas conversion process.

Benefits of Converting From Oil to Gas

Converting from oil to gas furnaces offers many benefits:

  • Cost savings: Natural gas is more cost-effective than oil, which can lead to lower monthly heating bills. Cost savings over time can offset the cost of the conversion process itself.
  • Energy efficiency: Switching to a modern gas furnace helps you achieve higher efficiency ratings than oil furnaces.
  • Environmental impact: Natural gas is a cleaner burning substance than oil, which produces fewer emissions and contributes to a small carbon footprint.
  • Convenience and reliability: Natural gas is supplied through pipelines, eliminating the need for oil deliveries. This reduces the risk of running out of oil when you need it the most.
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The Conversion Process

The oil-to-gas conversion process involves a few steps, but with help from Neffsville Heating & Cooling, we can make this process simple and easy. Our experienced technicians will provide guidance every step of the way.

Assessment & Planning

Before switching to a gas furnace, consult a licensed contractor, such as Neffsville Heating & Cooling. We will assess the feasibility of the conversion, which includes ensuring a natural gas line nearby that you can connect to. If you already use gas for some appliances, switching will be easier.

This process will also involve checking for necessary permits. After the assessment, our technician will provide a detailed cost estimate for you to review.

Removal of Existing Oil Equipment

Removing the old oil equipment is important to make room for the new gas furnace. We will carefully remove any remaining oil and dismantle the tank, furnace, and all associated components. Our team will ensure the safe disposal of your old system’s oil and parts.

Installation of Gas Lines & Equipment

Before we dig, we will mark all existing buried lines to avoid accidents and pull all necessary permits. Then, we’ll install the new gas lines from the main line to your home. Next, we’ll install the gas meter and furnace, ensuring all connections are completely sealed. All new installations follow local codes and safety standards.

System Balancing & Testing

Before leaving, we ensure the new system is balanced and thoroughly tested. This involves hydraulic balancing. We will check the radiators and ensure the heat is distributed efficiently and evenly. This will ensure optimal performance and safety.

Schedule Oil to Gas Conversions With Us Today

Neffsville Plumbing, Heating & Cooling can handle your oil-to-gas conversion. Our experienced team will provide upfront pricing and transparent communication before the work begins. Check back on our special offers and financing options for this service. After your conversion, we also offer Customer Care Programs to help maintain your new gas furnace.

Contact Neffsville Heating & Cooling today to start your journey from oil to gas heating!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The oil-to-gas conversion process can take a few weeks, depending on permits and necessary local codes and ordinances. After that, the actual installation period only takes about 2 to 3 days.
The potential risks of converting to natural gas include flammability and the potential for leaks. Natural gas has a rotten egg odor added to it, so you can tell when a leak is present.
Generally, gas furnaces require less maintenance than oil furnaces because gas is a cleaner-burning fuel. Oil furnaces also have a filter that needs to be changed regularly, while gas furnaces do not.
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