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The Eagle · 01-31-2005, 02:28 PM

Hi Silver Duck!
I don't know if you have oil heat and who your supplier is, but we use Fred Fuller Oil. They installed a temperature notifier to our furnace, and if our house temp drops or the furnace fails to come on, it calls THEM. Fred Fuller then sends a serviceman (we leave him keys to our house) to go over to our house and fix the problem. It saves us from running all the way up there, and it sends a serviceman (which we would probably need anyway) to solve the problem. We also have "Automatic Delivery" so it never runs out of oil. We have used Fuller for the eight years we have been up there, and so far, I am pleased with his service. There is an annual charge for this service, but it's very inexpensive. His number is (603) 253-6600 if you want to speak with them.
"The Eagle"

01-31-2005, 02:28 PM	#7
The Eagle Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Burlington MA & Moultonboro NH Posts: 218 Thanks: 17 Thanked 142 Times in 33 Posts	Here's whay we do... Hi Silver Duck! I don't know if you have oil heat and who your supplier is, but we use Fred Fuller Oil. They installed a temperature notifier to our furnace, and if our house temp drops or the furnace fails to come on, it calls THEM. Fred Fuller then sends a serviceman (we leave him keys to our house) to go over to our house and fix the problem. It saves us from running all the way up there, and it sends a serviceman (which we would probably need anyway) to solve the problem. We also have "Automatic Delivery" so it never runs out of oil. We have used Fuller for the eight years we have been up there, and so far, I am pleased with his service. There is an annual charge for this service, but it's very inexpensive. His number is (603) 253-6600 if you want to speak with them. "The Eagle"