COD heating oil delivered across Long Island on our own trucks. Will-call or automatic, treated fuel, runout help and burner service.
Deliveries run on our own trucks: our sister fuel company delivers COD heating oil across all of Long Island, so your fuel and your burner service come from one operation. Order will-call when the gauge drops, or ask for automatic scheduling from your usage and the weather. COD means you pay the posted rate on delivery day, with no contract and no teaser rate that resets later.
Will-call means you watch the gauge and order when the tank drops toward a quarter. It offers control and lets you shop each delivery, and it works fine for organized households with an accessible gauge. Its failure mode is famous: a January cold snap, a busy week, and a tank that quietly reaches empty on a Friday night. Automatic delivery removes that risk by scheduling drops from your burn rate and degree-day data — the colder the stretch, the sooner the truck comes. Out in Middle Island and Eastport, where winter fuel use runs heavy and gas mains are scarce, automatic is what we recommend for most homes, and for anyone with a buried tank whose gauge cannot be glanced at from the basement stairs.
Because we are a heating service company first, the delivery relationship comes with something a fuel-only outfit cannot offer: the people who schedule your oil also fix your burner. Runout at 2 a.m.? The same call handles the fuel, the line bleed and the restart.
COD keeps pricing straightforward in either mode: the posted per-gallon rate on delivery day, paid at delivery, with no introductory teaser that quietly resets after the first fill. Long Island homeowners have seen that maneuver from enough fuel marketers to be rightly suspicious of it. And because the trucks are ours, cold-snap performance is not a promise made on someone else's behalf.
Prevention costs nothing: automatic scheduling, a working gauge, and a low-tank alarm on tanks in awkward locations. If your burner has been running on will-call luck for years, our oil burner service page covers the tune-up that keeps sediment and neglect from meeting in the middle of February.
Our deliveries carry additive-treated fuel — stabilizers and antigel that keep oil flowing through outdoor lines in a hard freeze and slow the sludge formation that untreated oil invites. Treatment matters most for outdoor and underground tanks, where temperature swings cause condensation, and condensation breeds the bacterial sludge that clogs filters. The tank itself deserves the same attention as the fuel: a corroding tank, failing legs or a compromised fill pipe turn a routine delivery into a problem. We inspect tanks, replace them, and close old ones properly — details on our oil tank services page. Long Island homes that pair treated fuel, an annual burner tune-up and a sound tank almost never make emergency calls, which suits everyone.
Whichever fuel heats your home, the ENERGY STAR’s home heating guidance makes one point we repeat all season: a maintained system on any fuel beats a neglected system on the cheapest one.
Yes. Deliveries run on our own trucks through our sister fuel company, with COD pricing across all of Long Island, while tune-ups and repairs come from our own technicians. One operation covers the fuel and the heat, which matters most during a cold snap.
Cash on delivery: you pay the posted per-gallon rate when the truck fills your tank. No contract, no budget plan required, no teaser rate that resets after the first fill. It is typically the least expensive way to buy heating oil on Long Island, and it pairs with burner service from the same operation.
Will-call means you monitor the tank and place each order; automatic means deliveries are scheduled from your usage history and the weather so the tank never approaches empty. Automatic exists because the busiest weeks of winter are exactly when watching a gauge slips everyone's mind.
Call us rather than pressing the burner reset button repeatedly; each press pushes unburned oil into the chamber. After fuel arrives, the line needs to be bled and the filter checked, because a runout stirs tank sediment into the system. We handle delivery, bleed and restart as one visit.
A typical single-family home burns roughly 700–1,100 gallons a season, with size, insulation and thermostat habits driving the spread. We use your actual burn rate, not an average, to schedule automatic deliveries, so the estimate improves every season you are with us.
Yes, especially for outdoor and buried tanks. Treatment slows sludge formation and prevents gelling in exposed lines during deep freezes, which are two of the most common causes of winter no-heat calls on oil systems. Our deliveries carry treated fuel as standard.
Of course. Plenty of customers keep a longtime fuel supplier and use us for tune-ups, repairs and emergencies. We specialize in heating service; the delivery side is there when you want it, not a requirement.
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