We offer both automatic and will-call delivery for the following fuels. Whether for commercial purposes or for residential home heating, hot water, or cooking fuel, we have it covered. Become a customer today and enjoy our 24-7 service with a smile.
BioHeat Heating Oil
We deliver B-10 Heating Oil, which is traditional oil blended with 10% biofuel. This fuel is a cleaner burning fuel that also qualifies for a tax credit based on how many gallons you purchase. We treat every gallon with a special fuel conditioner, which cleans your system and inhibits corrosion and rust.
- For more information about our heating oil, visit BioHeat Plus.
- For mor information on the fuel additive we use, visit HeatDoc™
Kerosene
Kerosene is a liquid fuel refined from petroleum. Its advantages include high energy density, reliable performance in cold conditions, and easier storage than fuel oil, which will gel in the cold.
- Contact us for current pricing.
Propane
Propane gas is an efficient and clean-burning fuel. Propane can fuel your cook stove, hot water, dryer, and home. It can also power indoor gas fireplaces, generators, pool heaters, and it has commercial, agricultural, and construction uses as well.
Reese Marshall has been serving the propane gas needs in our area for over 40 years. We have an excellent record for top customer service and a commitment to safety that is unsurpassed.
- For more information about propane, visit Propane, Clean American Energy.
- Contact us for current pricing.
ULSD / Off Road Diesel
Ultra-low sulfur diesel (ULSD) is fuel with substantially lowered sulfur contents than “regular” diesel fuel. As of 2006, almost all of the petroleum-based diesel fuel available in Europe and North America is of a ULSD type. We welcome agricultural and commercial accounts.
- For more information about diesel, visit U.S. Energy Information Administration, Diesel Explained.
- Contact us for current pricing.
Gasoline
We deliver to gas stations, farms, and fleets. Contact us to find out more about gasoline delivered to your home or business.
- For more information about gasoline, visit the U.S. Energy Information Administration, Gasoline Explained.
- Contact us for current pricing.

