Oil to Propane Conversion in Montgomery & Bucks CountyCut ties with oil.
For good.

Yes. That is exactly who this is for. Propane does not need a gas line in the street. A tank goes on your property, Salter's Propane keeps it filled, and the new system inside the house is the same modern equipment a natural gas home would get. A lot of upper Montgomery County and central Bucks County has no gas main, so propane is how those homes get off oil.

One new high-efficiency propane heating system, sized for your house. Whether that is a furnace or a boiler depends on how your house is heated today, and your technician walks you through it in person at the in-home estimate, in plain English. If you want central air conditioning, it can go in at the same time.

A little, and mostly by dealer rather than by town. Oil dealers price by delivery area, by contract type, and by how much competition they have, so two neighbors using different companies can pay different prices. There is no official zip-code price. The prices on this page are Pennsylvania averages published weekly by the U.S. Energy Information Administration ($5.83 a gallon as of Oct 5, 2026). The comparison works wherever you live, because it compares the cost of the same warmth, not the same number of gallons.

Add up last winter’s delivery bills for the honest answer. A typical oil-heated home in our region uses somewhere around 500 to 600 gallons a winter. Bigger, older, or draftier houses use more. Our savings calculator lets you put in your own number.

If you have recently filled your tank, we buy back the usable heating oil left in it as part of the switch. We measure what is in the tank during the in-home estimate, and the buy-back amount and terms are written into your quote so there are no surprises on install day. A full tank should never be the reason you spend another winter on oil.

Salter's Propane is a local propane company in Eagleville, a few minutes from our shop. Through our partnership, they set up and take care of your propane tank for $1 a year and deliver your propane at competitive prices. The tank stays their responsibility, so you are not buying one. We introduce you during the estimate and line up the tank with the install.

Yes. We size the new system for your actual house, not a rule of thumb, so it delivers all the heat your home needs on the coldest night of the year. Propane heat is the same warm air or warm radiators you have now, just without the oil.

Disconnecting and removing a basement or above-ground tank is part of the job we quote, so you are not left with a dead tank in the house. Underground tanks are a different job with their own rules in Pennsylvania. Tell us up front if yours is buried and we will walk you through what is involved before you commit to anything.

Most installs are done in one to two days once the propane tank is in place. The tank is scheduled with Salter's Propane, and we line up the two so you are not left without heat in between. You get a clear timeline in writing before we start.

It depends on the size of the house, where the tank goes, how the new system vents, and a few other things we can only see in person. Rather than post a number that will not match your house, we come out, look at the house, and give you a written price with options at different price points. The oil buy-back and the $1 a year tank both come off the real cost of switching.

Yes. We offer $0 down, 0% interest, and $0 payments for 12 months on approved credit, with full terms and representative examples on our financing page. We walk you through the options before you decide anything.

If PECO has a gas main at your street, natural gas is worth pricing and we do that work too. If the main is not there, or the utility wants a long wait or a big fee to run one, propane gets you off oil now with your own supply. We will tell you which applies to your address at the estimate.