...that in 2005, a barrel of crude oil cost $53 and gasoline at the pump was hovering around $2/gallon. Government predictions were that winter heating costs would rise as much as 45%...
...that in 2006, crude oil hovered between $65-$75 a barrel. Gasoline prices and heating costs reacted accordingly...
...and in September of this year (2007), crude oil set a new record of $83 a barrel and we have seen gasoline prices at the pump hover around $3/gallon... and I can’t help but wonder what is in store this heating season... ...especially if the weather is as severe as some are predicting or if some unexpected interruption in oil supplies is experienced...
...if $3/gallon and other rising living costs are a concern... if, for example, you hate to open the utility bill at
the end of the month, then the energy usage graph below should be of interest.
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There are several ways to reduce heating and cooling energy consumption. The 2 most popular ones are detailed below (Options
1 & 2). Our present Special Pre-Season promotions with substantial discounts on both of these options expire as follows:
Option #1 10/31/07
Option #2 11/16/07
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Only 15 days remain to take advantage of our annual pre season discounts to get your heating system ready for winter. Already you have missed the deadlines for the whopping 40% and 30% discounts but you still have 15 days to get the 20% discount which “ain’t” bad either!
See it for yourself! See it in writing, not only the name of each of the 32 points BUT the effect each point has on the performance of your system (and why you should not settle for less) by going to our website. Click here. We believe we are safe in saying, that no other local contractor dares match that list!...certainly not in writing and certainly not for $39.95, $49.95 or even $59.95.
But you must act promptly and don’t forget, there is an additional $5 discount for scheduling online. On line reservations can be made by clicking here. Reservations can also be made by phone. Call: HOT-COLD (757-468-2653).
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