How much is your "Used Oil" worth?

Are you getting paid for a waste oil hauler to haul away the used oil you generate?  If you are, you may be getting only one third of its value or less, depending upon the fuel type you currently heat with.

Every gallon of used oil has 140,000 BTUs of energy; enough to power a waste oil furnace for about an hour, making it simple to calculate potential savings.

Every 1,000 gallons of used oil your business generates can eliminate the following from your annual heating bill: 

    $2,200 Natural Gas

    $4,000 Propane

    $3,000 Heating Oil

    $4,500 Electricity

Clean Burn Waste Oil Furnaces ~ Made in the USA

Clean Burn Waste Oil Furnaces ~ Made in the USA

Customer Referral

CUSTOMER REFERRAL PROGRAM

You already know that Clean Burn saves you money.  Why not tell your friends?

We know our customers are our biggest asset.  We’d like to show how much we appreciate it by introducing our Customer Referral Program.  

For every referral you make that purchases a new furnace, we will send you a $100 finders fee.  Just call our office, and give us the name of a potential Clean Burn customer.  

We’ll do the rest!

Early Bird Special

It’s been a really cold winter!!!

It is more important than ever to have your furnace serviced.

NOW IS THE TIME FOR A TUNE UP!   Your Clean Burn furnace has worked hard this past heating season and needs to be cleaned and serviced.  Just as with a car or truck, timely maintenance keeps your furnace in top condition and avoids costly problems. 

It’s easy!  Check the hour meter on your furnace, and call us at

866-888-1103. We’ll let you know if your furnace is ready for maintenance.

Eco Heating Systems is your factory authorized Clean Burn distributor for Maryland and Southern Delaware.  Please call today to schedule a trained technician to come to your location and service your furnace.

Your Periodic Maintenance will include the following:

q  Inspection of the furnace system

q  Clean out the ash from the furnace

q  Clean the canister filter

q  Remove and block flush the burner

q  Install replacement components as required

q  Clean the check valve and screen

q  Reinstall and tune up the burner

q  Check overall performance of the furnace

q  Start up and check operation of furnace

Take advantage of our early bird offer today to avoid trip charges and service problems!  This offer ends soon.  Please call for a quote.

Eco Heating Systems

1-866-888-1103

Farmer's Almanac Long Range Forecast through March 2013

1st-3rd. Fair skies.


4th-7th. Light snow or rain.

8th-11th. Showery weather possible, especially for the coast, as a storm sweeps across the Mid-Atlantic.

12th-15th. Scattered showers.

16th-19th. Unsettled, gusty winds, with mixed rain and wet snow.

20th-23rd. A major coastal storm with strong winds and heavy precipitation.

24th-27th. Showers from Virginia and Maryland to New England, then fair.

28th-31st. Another coastal storm! More wind, rain and snow, just in time for Easter.


Keep your furnaces in top running condition as we wait for the arrival of Spring.  Don't run low or out of oil and be sure to keep your supply contaminant free!

Did You Know.... Waste Oil Burns Hotter Than Other Fuel Sources?

Hydrocarbons are currently the main source of the world’s electric energy and heat sources (such as home heating) because of the energy produced when burnt.  Often this energy is used directly as heat such as in homes and businesses, which use either petroleum (fuel oil), natural gas or propane. The hydrocarbon is burnt and the heat is used to fire a furnace or heat water in boilers. A similar principle is used to create electric energy in power plants.  

Waste oil has a higher percentage of hydrocarbon content than fuel oil, which increases its heating value.   The heating value of waste oil is approximately 150,000 - 155,000 btu/gallon.  Fuel oil averages 140,000 btu/gallon, propane 92,500 btu/gallon and natural gas 100,000 btu/gallon.

You will get more heat from every gallon of waste oil than any other type of heating fuel.  For more information on how you can save money on your heating bills, contact Eco Heating Systems at 866-888-1103.

www.ecowasteoilheaters.com

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Farmers Almanac Long Range Forecast for Baltimore MD

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE PROJECTED FOR DECEMBER: 38 DEGREES

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE PROJECTED FOR JANUARY: 35 DEGREES

DECEMBER 2012:temperature 38° (1° below avg.); precipitation 4.5" (1.5" above avg.);Dec 1-5: Rainy periods, mild; Dec 6-10: Sunny, cool; Dec 11-14: Showers, then sunny, mild; Dec 15-20: Rain and snow, then sunny, cold; Dec 21-25: Periods of rain and snow, turning cold; Dec 26-29: Snow showers, cold; Dec 30-31: Ice and snow, cold.

JANUARY 2013: temperature 35° (avg.); precipitation 2.5" (1" below avg.); Jan 1-5: Snow showers, then sunny, very cold; Jan 6-10: Snow to rain, then sunny, cold; Jan 11-15: Sunny, mild; Jan 16-20: Rain to snow, then sunny, seasonable; Jan 21-27: Rainy periods, mild; Jan 28-31: Sunny, seasonable.

Annual Weather Summary: November 2012 to October 2013

Winter will be colder and drier than normal, with snowfall below normal in the north and near normal in the south. The coldest periods will be from Christmas through early January and in early and mid-February. The snowiest periods will be in mid-December, just before Christmas, and in mid- to late February.

April and May will be slightly warmer and drier than normal.

Summer will be slightly warmer and drier than normal, with the hottest periods in mid- to late June, mid- and late July, and mid-August. The strongest threat of a tropical storm will be in early June.

September and October will be warmer and drier than normal.

Click here to go to the Farmer's Alamanac Website:   http://www.almanac.com/weather/longrange/MD/Baltimore

Eco Heating Systems is available for Periodic Maintenance of your Clean Burn waste of Furnace.  We will be servicing customers in College Park MD, Langley Park MD, Beltsville MD, Gambrills MD, Linthicum Heights MD, Silver Spring MD, Capitol Heights MD and Bethesda MD the week of December 10th thru 14th, 2012.