Ed’s Winter Recap 2017-2018 Previous Next View Larger Image Ed’s Winter Recap 2017-2018 Winter just won’t seem to quit this year! From obnoxiously frigid temperatures to snowstorms in April, it’s been quite the winter here in Eastern Connecticut! It’s safe to say we won’t be getting any more measurable snow but who knows; this is New England after all. Winter Recap The 2017-2018 heating season started off peacefully in December. With seasonable temps and no considerable snow, December was the calm before the 2018 storms. January’s long stretch of subzero temperatures resulted in customers consuming more oil at a quicker rate. Our drivers worked long hours in the cold and trudged through snow to make sure each and every customer received their delivery. February and March brought windstorms, snowstorms and numerous power outages. Our service technicians worked around the clock to make sure your heating units were back up and running once power was restored. They also gave some much needed TLC to units that were just plain tired from running non-stop to keep you warm on those chilly days. Through it all, our office staff was there! They worked long hours, answering your phone calls and providing you with the family friendly customer service you expect from Ed’s! On behalf of our drivers, technicians and office staff, we want to say thanks to our customers. We are so grateful for your continued loyalty and understanding through another crazy heating season. Thank you for being understanding and gracious to our drivers who braved the cold to keep you warm; for clearing snow from your driveways and making sure paths were shoveled so deliveries could be made; for being patient as our service technicians worked tirelessly to thaw frozen pipes and get your furnaces running again. Wonderful customers like YOU are why love what we do. THANK YOU! The Ed’s Family Related Posts Baldwin Students Discover – Why Canterbury? June 6th, 2019 | 1 Comment Oil Lines in Concrete – Why They Need to be Replaced August 16th, 2018 | 0 Comments Spring has Sprung March 21st, 2018 | 0 Comments Popular Recent Comments Oil Lines in Concrete – Why They Need to be Replaced August 16th, 2018 Baldwin Students Discover – Why Canterbury? June 6th, 2019 Ed’s Winter Recap 2017-2018 April 6th, 2018 Recent Works CONTACT INFORMATION 860-546-9492 COVID-19 OFFICE HOURS OUR OFFICE IS TEMPORARILY CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC. PLEASE CONTACT US BY PHONE OR EMAIL. Mon-Fri: 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed SUMMER OFFICE HOURS Mon-Fri: 8:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed RESOURCES Pay Bill Careers Customer Application Pricing & Energy Assistance Budget Plan Heating Equipment Financing Benefits of Oil Heat ED’S NEWS Baldwin Students Discover – Why Canterbury? Local Students Participate in Community Involvement Project Principal of […] Oil Lines in Concrete – Why They Need to be Replaced Is your oil line up to code? What is an oil line and why should I be […] Ed’s Winter Recap 2017-2018 Winter just won’t seem to quit this year! From obnoxiously frigid […] LATEST FROM TWITTER Tweets by edsgarageinc © Copyright 2021 | Ed's Garage Inc. | All Rights Reserved HOD # 172 | CT LIC # 309048 Developed by onITech Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube