Self Heating and Cooling

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Save energy this season with a high-efficiency heating system! Plus, PA homeowners can save up to $500 with the installation of a new, higher-efficiency oil-fired furnace or boiler and/or a new aboveground oil storage tank. Find out how! https://self-hc.com/hvac-installation-//heating-equipment/

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With cooler weather on the horizon, pool season is coming to an end. Don’t stress about the logistics of closing your pool for the season! Self Heating & Cooling is the area’s go-to expert for all things pool service. https://self-hc.com/pools-leisure/pool-services/

Beat the rush! Schedule your heating system tune-up today so your home is ready when the winter weather comes. https://self-hc.com/request-service/

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Happy #FirstDayOfFall! Visit our website to learn more about our home comfort services available this season. https://self-hc.com/

It's that time of year again! Make sure to call now to get ahead of the rush and save $50 on a auto delivery set-up.

Ending the week strong by sharing some #positive news! Click to read all about how these 3 local high school students have earned national math honors over the past few months

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How to Read an Oil Tank Gauge, Be prepared for the COLD! If you have a functioning oil tank gauge, checking the level is as simple as reading a thermometer. In most gauge configurations, a floating bar extends into the oil tank. The top of the bar reaches into a plastic dome that’s a few inches tall and has a ruler of sorts indicating 0, , , and F for full. As the oil level drops, so does the top of the bar. The gauge should always be generally accurate, but i...t’s most precise when the tank is full, empty or half-full. To make sure you have as accurate a reading as possible, check that the oil tank gauge is working. Remove the plastic dome. Do this manually; if you use clamps or a hand tool to unscrew it, you could break the plastic. Gently nudge the rod downward, then let go. If it’s working, it’ll spring back up to the same level as it was before you pressed it down (assuming your tank isn’t empty).

Our offices are closed tomorrow to celebrate #LaborDay, but we'll still be here for you with our 24/7 emergency service. https://self-hc.com/contact-us/