Every oil decommissioning job is now the same scope of work: remove the tank, swap the water heater to electric. There is no longer a “drain only” path.
- Full oil tank removal — the tank leaves the premises, oil is cut off
- Electric water heater swap — the homeowner’s existing water heater is consultantlaced with a new electric one, regardless of how their water is currently heated
For exact homeowner-facing pricing, use the in-app pricing calculator. The two line items above are what get quoted; the calculator handles rebate and financing math on top.
Two electric tank sizes are available — 50 gallon or 70 gallon. The plumber confirms the right size at the site survey based on the home’s hot water demand. Consultants don’t need to commit to a size on the call; just include “electric water heater” in the order.
Bienestar’s plumbing partner no longer drains oil tanks — only full removal. Combined with the fact that any oil-removed home loses its existing hot water source, the electric water heater swap is now bundled into every oil decom by default. One rule, no edge cases.
- Standard decommissioning permits: electrical + mechanical + plumbing (see Permits)
- Oil tank removal
- Electric water heater (50 or 70 gal — plumber sizes at survey)
- Equipment to cover full-home BTU
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