This past year has been disruptive to many industries and businesses thanks to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic more than a year ago. 

Most homeowners don’t think about their heating system until something goes wrong. And when that happens, it can be a huge financial burden — one they may not be able to afford. Thankfully, organizations like Oil Heat Cares exist to help in those types of situations.

Since its inception in 2004, Oil Heat Cares — a not-for-profit foundation — has helped people and organizations in need with the replacement of their oil heating appliances.

Every year, OESP members donate their time and expertise to help others keep the heat on.

This winter may not have been as frigid as in previous years, but that doesn’t mean people weren’t cranking up the heat.

Every year OESP members donate their time and expertise to keep the heat on through Oil Heat Cares.

The National Association of Oil & Energy Service Professionals hosted its 61st Annual Convention and Trade Show May 17-21 in Hershey, Pa.

BNP Media Plumbing Group Publisher Bob Miodonski attended NAOESP’s 2014 Road Show in Uncasville, Conn.

Team Connecticut took home the Oil Heat Cares Cup.

Oil Heat Cares, a not-for-profit program of the National Association of Oil and Energy Service Professionals , allows members to identify financially strapped or otherwise challenged families and organizations in their communities that need new oil-heat equipment.