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Tell us your building’s size, ceiling height, and how much used oil you collect. Those details help us narrow down the furnace options.
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We install, repair, and maintain waste oil furnaces for shops and garages across South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Virginia. Based in Inman, we can help you choose a furnace or service the one you already have.

If your business collects used oil, a waste oil furnace may be an option for heating your building. We’ll help you work through the equipment, oil supply, and installation requirements.
Find your systemTell us your building’s size, ceiling height, and how much used oil you collect. Those details help us narrow down the furnace options.
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Care for your systemFurnace not starting or not keeping the shop warm? Call us with the model and what it’s doing. We also handle routine maintenance.
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Plan a new waste oil furnace or replacement around your workspace and heating demand.
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Get help with a waste oil furnace that won’t start, loses heat, or needs a closer look.
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Stay ahead of cleaning and service needs with maintenance suited to your waste oil furnace.
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CLEAN ENERGY HEATING SYSTEMSExplore five waste oil furnace models for spaces large and small. We’ll help you choose equipment around the way your business works.
View furnace modelsSuitable used oil can become a source of heat for your workspace with a purpose-built, properly maintained furnace.
Used oil still contains valuable energy. A suitable waste oil heating system can recover that energy to help heat your shop or workspace.
Using an eligible oil supply from your business may reduce the heating fuel you need to buy. Savings depend on your oil supply, heating demand, and operating costs.
Careful collection, storage, and recycling help keep used oil out of soil and water. Energy recovery is one available reuse option.
Use approved fuels, maintain your equipment, and follow applicable requirements. Burning oil produces emissions. EPA generally prefers re-refining, which allows the oil to be reused repeatedly. The right choice depends on your oil and the options available.
Explore EPA’s used oil guidance ↗Call 864.612.5361 or send us a message about your equipment and location.