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​Heating oil and propane are both readily available, but they have some key differences Propane is more stable in price, while Heating Oil prices tend to fluctuate regularly. Propane is also cleaner, more versatile, and can be used for other appliances like stoves and dryers. However, heating oil furnaces are typically more efficient and require less maintenance. It's important to weigh the pros and cons of each system and consider the specific needs of your home or business before making a decision. It's also important to understand the differences between the two fuels before making a decision. Heating oil comes from refined crude oil, while propane is produced during natural gas processing. Our experienced team can guide you through the nuances of the fuels and provide you with the best solution based on your specific needs. Pros and Cons of Heating Oil Benefits of Heating Oil On average heating oil generates more heat per gallon compared to propane. It also has a higher BTU output per gallon, resulting in better fuel efficiency. Oil equipment generally comes at a lower purchase cost. Saving you money from the start.  Heating oil is safe, vaporizing only at temperatures above 140 degrees Fahrenheit. ​ Drawbacks of Heating Oil The price of heating oil is subject to the international market and it tends to be more volatile than propane pricing. Heating oil emits more carbon dioxide gas when burned compared to propane. Oil furnaces require regular cleaning and maintenance. ​ ​ Pros and Cons of Propane ​ ​ Propane has been a popular heating option for decades, boasting distinct advantages over heating oil. However, it also has its limitations. Let’s look more into those differences.  Benefits of Propane Propane is generally less expensive per gallon than heating oil. It produces minimal amounts of carbon dioxide when burned. Propane furnaces require less maintenance. Propane can power various home appliances other than just your furnace! Drawbacks of Propane Although heating oil costs more per unit, its higher heat output means you’ll use less heating oil to warm your home compared to propane. Propane furnaces come with a higher upfront cost compared to oil furnaces. Propane is combustible, requiring careful handling and storage outside, for most tanks they also need to be a minimum of 10ft from your home.