I switched our old farm house to LP 5 years ago. As you can see, this is a big old house, and when it gets in the neighborhood of 0F I have a wood stove that helps keep us extra cozy. It was a no brainer to switch from oil to propane for me. Both my oil tank and furnaces were at the end of their life. And a new oil furnace was going to cost almost double my new gas furnace. And the new oil tank also would cost $2,000.00. Our new LP furnace, installed, complete with all tax included, $4,500.00. I rent the propane tank from my fuel supplier, $60.00 per year. And my insurance company reduced my home owners insurance policy by $100.00 per year because I no longer had a oil tank in the basement of my house. I can contact LP gas in late summer or fall if I wish. It is a good idea to contact because the contact customer will always get provided with LP before a non contract customer if there becomes some kind of supply issue. Also no chimney is required for a LP gas furnace, just a vent pipe
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