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As Halloween creeps closer, the last thing you want in your Pound Ridge, NY home is a frightening surprise from your heating system or oil tank. The team at Marshall Oil Co., Inc. wants you to be prepared for the colder months ahead, so be sure to watch out for these spooky signs that it’s […]

As summer winds down in Pound Ridge, NY, and the Westchester County area, it’s a great time to start thinking about your heating oil tank. A summer fill isn’t just about staying prepared for the cooler weather. It’s also an important way to protect your oil tank from long-term damage. Keep reading this blog to […]

When searching for a heating oil provider in the Pound Ridge, NY, and Westchester County area, there are various questions to consider when comparing one company to another. Are they competitively priced? What are customers saying about their experience with the company? What types of services do they offer? And, most importantly, what value will […]

As a homeowner in the Pound Ridge, NY and Westchester County area, picking the right way to heat your home during the winter can be a daunting task. With so many different fuel sources to choose from, which is the right one for your needs? Well, the team at Marshall Oil is here to break […]

Keeping an oil tank on the premises of your home is a great way to maintain a steady supply of clean, safe heating oil. If you heat with oil, then you likely already know that these tanks don’t last forever, which is why it’s important to be well-educated in how to inspect your tank and […]

If you’re a resident of the Westchester County or Pound Ridge, NY area and you heat your home with oil, you may want to ask yourself if it’s time to replace your oil tank. While not an easy question to answer, there are often signs your oil tank may be on its last leg. The […]

If you are a New York or Connecticut homeowner, you know by now that our frigid winters make home heating system equipment, including our oil tanks, some of the most valuable home investments we need to maintain. Oil tanks are designed for the long term, with some lasting 15 to 30 years. Owning a piece […]