Heating oil (No. 2) is one of the most popular product that we deliver. No. 2 heating oil is essentially the same product as diesel fuel, but it is dyed red to distinguish it from road-use motor vehicle fuel, which is subject to taxes that do not apply to home heating fuels. Many U.S. households rely on No. 2 heating oil to keep their homes warm and most domestic oil-burning furnaces on the market are made specifically to burn No. 2 oil.

In addition to our ultra-low sulfur diesel for on-road use, we offer off-road diesel(NRLM). This stands for Non-Road Locomotive and Marine. We can arrange the delivery of the amount you need when you need it. We are in compliance with the EPA regulations in regard to the amount of sulfur it contains. We also offer competitive pricing, and wholesale delivery options.

Whether you’re looking to fuel a fleet of vehicles or power heavy machinery, diesel fuel can accommodate these and many other applications. Not only do diesel engines provide more power, but also offer great fuel efficiency.

87-octane gasoline is comprised of approximately an 87% blend of isooctane and 13% n-heptane. The most common of traditional gasoline types, 87 gasoline helps to fuel America one mile at a time.

REC-90 is an ethanol-free, 90-octane unleaded gasoline blend designed for use in recreational/marine engines which can be damaged by the ethanol found in other gasoline blends. It is also usable in some aviation engines and automotive engines in specific applications.

Kerosene is considered a specialty product. It is a more heavily-refined product than No. 2 home heating oil. Homes with outside tanks benefit the most from the use of kerosene, because kerosene continues to flow smoothly at a lower temperature than No. 2 heating oil.