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by Pat Hegarty
A split or a crack in an oil tank requires immediate action. Placing a tub, bucket etc. under the drip can save the ground from further contaminat...
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by Pat Hegarty
As the fine weather continues and the gardens are getting their annual spruce up, shrubs being planted, fences mended etc., we just wanted to high...
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by Pat Hegarty
The blast tube is the part of the boiler that directs the air to the burner where the fuel is ignited so it has a pretty important role.
Soot and ...
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by Pat Hegarty
With Bord Bia Bloom in full swing today, what better time to show how replacing and relocating your oil tank can make a huge impact on your garden...
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by Pat Hegarty
Fleadh Cheoil na Gaillimhe 2025, a festival of Irish traditional music, song and dance takes place in Gort this weekend. Our shop window is ready ...
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by Pat Hegarty
It's a wonderful feeling when you have topped up your oil tank, ready for the following winter .... Not for this customer!!
Unfortunately they had...
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by Pat Hegarty
Transfer your oil into a temporary tank, no oil is lost!
Separate water and sludge from oil that has built up over the years
Disconnect ...
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by Pat Hegarty
Outdoor oil tanks weathered a harsh winter this year; tanks blew over, moved off their bases making them unsteady, walls fell on them, trees upend...
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by Pat Hegarty
We are available over the Easter weekend should you need us .... 087 2364500
Happy Easter!!
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by Pat Hegarty
Staining on the ground around the boiler
Strong smell of oil
Dripping sound
Dead plants or grass around the boiler
Noise from the boiler
Increa...
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by Pat Hegarty
There are building regulations regarding tank base material and placement. Tanks should be placed on a stable, level base such as concrete lintels...
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by Pat Hegarty
Don't worry the status yellow rain warning is no match for Pat and his umbrella!!
As always we advise checking your oil tank lid is in place, wa...
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