Frequently Asked Questions About Residential Heating Oil Tank Services.
What residential heating oil tank services does Energo provide?
Energo provides residential heating oil tank installation, replacement, maintenance, cleaning, repair, removal and monitoring services. The right service depends on the tank’s condition, the home’s existing heating system and the scope of the project.
Does Energo install and replace residential heating oil tanks?
Yes. Energo installs new residential heating oil tanks and replaces existing tanks. Our team evaluates the current setup and available space and can coordinate applicable permit and inspection requirements as part of the project.
Does Energo provide heating oil tank maintenance and cleaning?
Yes. Energo provides residential heating oil tank maintenance and cleaning. Depending on the condition of the tank, service may include tank-condition checks, cleaning, sludge removal, corrosion-related treatment and other tank-related work.
Can Energo remove an old residential heating oil tank?
Yes. Energo provides residential heating oil tank removal and can coordinate the work required to safely take an old tank out of service. If the tank is also being replaced, the removal and new installation can be coordinated as part of the project.
Does Energo offer heating oil tank monitoring?
Yes. Tank monitoring is available to Energo automatic-delivery customers. The monitor provides real-time information about fuel levels and connects with Energo’s mobile app for access to usage and delivery information.
What’s the difference between oil tank service and Energo’s Tank Protection Program?
Oil tank services include physical work such as installation, maintenance, repair, replacement and removal. Energo’s Tank Protection Program is a separate program for eligible residential heating oil customers that can help with qualifying tank replacement costs.
Where does Energo provide residential heating oil tank services?
Energo provides residential heating oil tank services throughout New York City, including Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island, as well as Westchester and Nassau County. Service availability can vary based on the property, tank and location.