When it comes to heating your home or running your business, choosing the right fuel type is crucial. From traditional heating oil to renewable alternatives, each fuel source has its own unique benefits and applications. Let’s explore the main types of fuels available in Ireland and understand how they can best serve your needs. Home […]
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Is your home heating system trying to tell you something? For Irish homeowners, understanding the warning signs of heating system problems is crucial, especially during our harsh winters. Our comprehensive guide will help you identify when your heating system needs professional attention, potentially saving you thousands in repair costs. Common Warning Signs Your Heating System
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As winter approaches, keeping your home warm becomes a top priority. With fluctuating oil prices and rising living costs, many families are searching for ways to reduce their heating bills without sacrificing comfort. At Lambe Oil, we believe that with a few simple strategies, you can keep your home cozy while saving money on heating
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Ireland’s weather can be unpredictable, from mild summers to cold, damp winters. Ensuring that your home heating system is in top shape throughout the year is essential for comfort and energy efficiency. By conducting a few simple weekly checks, you can prevent larger issues, save on heating costs, and extend the lifespan of your heating
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Fuel storage is a critical consideration for homeowners, businesses, and farmers, but is often overlooked. Proper storage minimises risks associated with leaks, contamination, and non-compliance with local regulations, as well as other unfortunate incidents when it comes to fuel storage. This guide covers best practices for safely storing various types of fuel, including essential regulations
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As an Irish homeowner, our oil tank is possibly one of the most important parts of our home. With our unpredictable weather, a properly-maintained oil tank is a necessity. This short guide is intended to inform you about the various activities you can do to keep your oil tank running smoothly, while also extending its
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If you depend on home heating oil to keep you warm during the winter, you’re probably no stranger to the ebb and flow of heating oil prices. Understanding the factors that drive these fluctuations can empower you to make informed decisions and better manage your heating expenses. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the
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When winter’s chill sets in, there’s nothing quite like a warm and cosy home to retreat to. As a leader in home heating fuel, Lambe Oil is dedicated to ensuring your comfort and satisfaction. In this guide, we’ll explore the ins and outs of efficient home heating, with a focus on choosing the right heating
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Energy Efficiency and Home Heating Oil: How to Lower Your Carbon Footprint As global concerns about climate change continue to grow, finding ways to reduce our carbon footprint has become more important than ever. For many homeowners who rely on home heating oil to keep their houses warm during the winter months, improving energy efficiency
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Learn about the upcoming carbon tax hike and how you can beat it by ordering kerosene and gasoil with Lambes Oil. Our sustainable fuel options can help reduce your carbon footprint and save you money. Plus, keep an eye on our page for updates on our renewable HVO fuel. Order today and make a positive impact on the environment
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