Hello everyone!  The purpose of this blog post is to give a brief summary on how to use our new online ordering tool.  As simple as it may be, further explanation is always a good thing.  After you click "Place an order" on our homepage you will then be brought to the screen below:

Working your way down the form you will notice it is very straight forward and easy to fill out.   
Things to remember are:

• Most residential oil tanks are 275 gallons (the form's preset).
• We offer 100 gallon deliveries to Leominster, Fitchburg, and Lunenburg.  All other towns in our service area have a minimum delivery of 135 gallons.
• If you order a "fill" your card will be charged for 240 gallons, if your tank cannot accomated 240 gallons you will be issued a refund for the remaining balance.
• When ordering a specific gallon amount, take a look at our chart to determing how much to order.  (click chart to see)
• Kindly describe the building or house that we are delivering the oil to  (i.e. yellow Colonial, blue shutters).

After clicking continue, you will then be brought to the page where you enter the delivery information.  First and Last name, phone number, delivery address.  Scrolling down you will see the summary of the order, the place where you will enter your credit card (Visa, Mastercard, Discover), and our terms and conditions.  A portion of the page will look like the image below:

Once filled out, click "Complete Order" and that's it!  You just ordered your oil delivery without ever having to pick up a phone and you did it in just a few minutes.  You can then print out your receipt and expect your delivery in a maximum of 2 business days!

Thank you so much for your continued support! 
Happy Holidays from our family to yours. 

There is often a lot of confusion when it comes to  how many gallons of oil to order.  The first thing to do is look at your tank's gauge, keep in mind the average tank size is 275 gallons.  Many people would think that if their tank reads 1/2 full then around 135 gallons should fill it up.  However, between air and debris being at the bottom of the tank it simply will not accommadate exactly 275 gallons of oil.  This is completely normal and below is a picture and chart of when to order oil and how much.