So where is the last of the oil heat strong holds located?

[butternut]

Thanks for the reply. Will do.

Young critters make good installers. Us older dudes (or other names... ) make good service techs... because we have seen it all.

If you learn every type of heat available (oil, NG, LP, HP, boiler, etc)... you will be valuable. I can imagine a co that could use a part time oil person... or full time if he could also do NG/LP furnaces.

High Eff NG and LP furnaces are not much different than 80%... just a few more things to play with. Easy to learn.

Get your post count up to 15, apply for PRO status. There is a HUGE amount of information behind the pro door.

[fitzyfitta]

Butternut there are plenty of oil company's in the new england. Mass, RI and CT have trucks all over the road and I see ads for burner techs all the time. With your experience you wouldn't have a issue landing a job.

[butternut]

Butternut there are plenty of oil company's in the new england. Mass, RI and CT have trucks all over the road and I see ads for burner techs all the time. With your experience you wouldn't have a issue landing a job.

I have seen MA ads for sure but who wants to work to hand it over to the common wealth?. Thats why I left NY
I know I didnt ask for anything other than strong holds so thanks... If it comes down to it I might just head south to Louisiana and do A/C

[secorp]

plenty of oil burners arround here and its also bu%$& f$#%^ cold

With Fracking I hear the Dakotas are hopping.