The smell of heating oil may indicate that there has been an oil spill in your home. If your heating unit is a portable system, it may have tipped over and caused oil to spill from its container.

The Ministry of the Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change has therefore decided to implement the new Regulation on Oil-Fired Heating Appliances. As part of the 2030 Plan for a Green Economy (PEV 2030), this measure will help achieve the target of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from building heating in Québec by 50%.

Since the 1970s, natural gas has been praised for its comfort, reliability, and ease of installation. All it takes is a simple connection to the municipal distribution network, and you’re good to go! However, not all municipalities are served by the natural gas distribution network.

The advantages of propane heating for the home are numerous. Whether it’s used to fuel the barbecue, the fireplace, to heat the patio, or even an entire cottage, many people rely on this fuel to meet their needs.

Do you have a construction project or renovations in mind? A new home or a cozy country cottage? What type of heating would be best suited to keep you warm during the long winter months?

There are several warning signs you should watch out for. If you notice oil odors, moisture, or corrosion on the tank wall, it’s a bad sign.