These are just a few of the car and truck repair shops we've worked with who are saving thousands of dollars every year in heating costs by recycling their used oil onsite for heat recovery. They've also eliminated their expenses for used oil disposal. Utility bill savings typically pay for a new system in 24 - 36 months. With minimal maintenance, waste oil burning boilers and heaters run for decades. Radiant floor heat is cost-effective in new facilities. Unit heaters are cost-effective for new and existing car and truck repair shops.
Click photo thumbnails to see larger photos and photo captions.
Greg's Puyallup Meridian auto repair center - new Firelake/Shenandoah Horizon 315 (315,000 BTU) used oil fired heater installed on a pallet rack above their waste oil tank.
Greg's Lynnwood auto repair facility replaced an older waste oil heater with a new Firelake/Shenandoah Horizon 315 (315,000 BTU) heater.
Greg's Lynnwood auto repair shop - new Firelake/Shenandoah Horizon 315 heater installed hanging from ceiling.
Greg's Southcenter auto repair shop - installation of Firelake/Shenandoah Horizon 315 (315,000 BTU) waste oil furnace on a pallet rack.
Greg's Downtown Seattle facility uses waste oil heat as their primary heat source.
Greg's Puyallup Meridian auto repair center - new Firelake/Shenandoah Horizon 315 (315,000 BTU) used oil fired heater installed on a pallet rack above their waste oil tank.
