Winter is here, and we’re ready to help you stay comfortable. As temperatures drop across the region, now is the perfect time to check a few important items off your seasonal to-do list. These quick reminders will help ensure your home heats safely and efficiently all winter long. DELIVERY & TANK ACCESS Please clear driveways
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a silent and dangerous hazard that can affect anyone-homeowners, tenants, guests, and technicians alike. Awareness of CO sources, risks, and prevention is essential to ensure safety in any environment where fuel-burning appliances are used. Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas produced by the incomplete combustion of fuels. It
When it comes to keeping your home warm during New England’s long winters, choosing the right fuel delivery option matters. At Proulx Oil & Propane, we offer both Automatic Delivery and Will-Call Service. Each option has benefits, depending on how you prefer to manage your home heating. Let’s look at how they work — and
When cold weather hits New England, your heating system becomes the unsung hero of your home. Before temperatures dip below freezing, take a few simple steps to make sure your system is running safely, efficiently, and ready to keep your family warm. 1. Schedule a Professional Tune-Up An annual heating system tune-up is one of
5 Ways to Prepare Your Home Heating System for Winter 1. Schedule a Professional Tune-Up Before winter sets in, schedule a full system tune-up with a certified technician. A professional inspection ensures your heating system is running efficiently and safely — reducing the risk of breakdowns when you need it most. A well-maintained system can
Chemical Recycling of Plastics: A New Path to a Circular Economy The Global Plastic Waste Problem Plastic waste from polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) makes up almost half of the world’s discarded plastics. These two materials dominate production but have recycling rates below 12%. Recycling systems face several bottlenecks. Manual sorting, contamination, and material complexity
