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Probably one of the biggest decisions you will face when building your new home in is heating. Do you go with oil or gas? There are pluses and minuses to each and the argument about which one is better will go on, most likely, until the end of time.

Oil heat is unquestionably safer. That is the big argument supporters of oil heat will give you. The problem with oil heat is that with the rising costs of fuel oil, it costs a fortune, especially if you live in a cold climate. On top of that, oil heat is clearly not as convenient. You need to get constantly supplied and if the truck doesn't come you freeze. It happens.

Gas heat is cheaper, it's cleaner but it can also be dangerous. Gas explodes. Oil doesn't. But let's for argument sake says you decide to go with gas heat because the pluses far outweigh the minuses. What can you do to make sure your gas heat system is as safe as possible?

At Pipe Doctor, we can help you with all your heating and air conditioning systems.

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