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replacing buried oil tank or switch to another fuel
I live outside of Orange County, Middletown, NY and heat with oil.
The house is 20 years old. The furnace is 4 years old. I decided in April it might be a good idea to replace the 275 gallon buried oil tank before it became a problem. I am seeing estimates for the total job of removing old tank and replacing with an above ground outdoor 330 gal tank (space issue) of around $4k. That includes a plastic "dog house" around the new tank. Budget plan oil delivery cap price for next season is looking to be around $4.60 per gallon. Natural gas is not available in my area. Should I go ahead with tank replacement or have my HVAC guy rip out the 4 year old furnace and change over to another fuel like propane ? Propane is running about $3.90 per gallon. Steve |
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