Fettinger Fuels, a Maine Heating Oil Company

Great Fuel Prices Coming Right to Your Front Door

Fettinger Fuels is a local Maine oil company offering heating oil and fuel products to households and businesses in Bangor and the surrounding towns. We are committed to delivering quality products backed up by superior customer service in the office, and at your location.

If you're unhappy with your current oil company, or just want to save money while receiving excellent service, contact us today and join our family of happy customers. We will go out of our way to keep you warm with the lowest pricing we can offer. For burner services, we have independent burner services available.

If you are a local farmer looking for a fuel company to assist you when your fuel demand is high, give us a call. We currently assist many local farmers with deliveries when they need it. Whether it's daily, weekly, or multiple deliveries a week, we can take care of your farming fuel needs.

24 Hour Emergency Service Always Available

Winter Heating Tips and Recommendations

Watch Your Fuel Level: You can use much more heating oil when the temperatures dip, we recommend that you don’t let your tank go below ¼ full before placing your next order. During extended sub-freezing temperatures our delivery drivers are very busy so deliveries can take longer. Please plan accordingly.

Snow Removal: Keep our delivery drivers safe, always keep your driveway and pathway to your oil fill pipe clean of snow and ice. If you have an in-ground tank, please mark it for us, sometimes it is dark when we deliver. Plan ahead, order your oil before an upcoming snowstorm.

Emergencies: If you get to the point where you know you are going to run out of oil before your delivery arrives, supplement your oil supply before you run out. It will avoid inconvenience and sometimes expensive start-ups... and more importantly, keep you warm. You can add other fuels from the distillate family to your oil tank... diesel fuel (either on-road or off-road) or kerosene (either clear or dyed). While these fuels will be more expensive than heating oil, they all burn safely in your oil burner. A good rule of thumb for most homes is 5 gallons/day during cold weather.