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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Home heating- oil vs gas
Hi BP,
So I just bought my first duplex which I am currently living in. Here in Westchester County, NY the winter has been cold and snowy. Since moving in back in late November I've already spent $1,320 on oil. I know my furnace and equipment are ~30 y/o.
The house does already have a natural gas hookup (for the stove) which my plumber said is half the battle.
I only plan on living in this unit for 1-2 years while I do a 'live-in fix' before moving out and renting entire house.
3 month average $/gal- $2.35
Natural gas price and provider: $N/A- Con Edison
Question: scrap the oil setup and go natural gas or perhaps update my current system?
TIA,
Kevin