WHY CHOOSE US

Fast, Convenient Delivery
Lowest Oil Prices
No Hidden Fees
Family Owned and Operated
Convenient Online Ordering
No Contract Required

My neighbor recommended this company to me and I couldn’t be happier with the service. They’re reliable and punctual, and prices are lower than other companies in the area. The ladies in the office are always so nice and helpful. Thank you.

Steven P.

Long Island COD Oil has been delivering to my business for the last 2 years. I am very thankful to have found them. They always can accommodate me, pricing is always reasonable. I will continue to use them for my oil deliveries.

Ward M.

I wanted to thank the staff at Long Island COD Oil for providing my elderly mother with a same-day oil delivery after she ran out of oil. Her regular company was not able to deliver until two days later.. We’re both switching to you from here on!

Helen H.

BENEFITS OF C.O.D. OIL DELIVERY

Want the flexibility of ordering when you want, without automatic delivery? Just looking for the best prices on oil, without contracts?

EASY ORDERING

Place your cod oil order online in just minutes.

EASY PAYMENT

No unexpected bills, hidden fees or contracts

EASY DELIVERY

Typically same day service, max 48 hours

RELIABLE C.O.D. OIL DELIVERY FOR YOUR LONG ISLAND FAMILY

Not interested in contracts? Long term commitments?

C.O.D. Oil Delivery is for you! Whether you need 100 gallons, 300 gallons or more, we are here for you. Find today’s low price for the quantity you need. If you need less than you order, we will credit you the difference!

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Cash on Delivery (COD) Oil Delivery on Long Island

We are a full-service heating oil delivery and repair company that’s been operating in the Long Island area for over 30 years, keeping families just like yours warm in the winter. We offer reliable cash on delivery (COD) oil that’s both convenient and affordable. Don’t miss out on the savings. Learn more about COD Oil today.

What is COD Heating Oil Delivery?

Cash on delivery (COD) heating oil is a system where customers can order the amount of oil that they need, and have it delivered to their home during a specified period of time.

COD oil also known as discount fuel on Long Island is much more flexible and affordable in comparison to entering into a season-long contract with a heating oil company, and the quality of oil is exactly the same or better than contract suppliers. These contracts generally lock a customer in at a fixed price for oil for the entirety of the season, and the supplier ensures that the customer will never run out of oil. Sometimes, these contracts will also include a tune-up of the heating system itself.

The benefit of a season-long contract for the consumer is never having to worry about running out of oil, since it’s the supplier’s responsibility to keep track of the fuel usage. However, the biggest trade-off in an oil-contract is the price.

When you choose COD heating oil, you will save up to 50 to 80 cents per gallon, which equates to $50-$80 in savings for every 100 gallons, each time you fill up your oil tank. These savings can quickly add up. In addition to the savings, consumers who choose COD heating oil are free to use any local COD oil company. They have the flexibility to choose a supplier that’s offering the lowest prices or the fastest delivery. With contracts, you may be stuck with a supplier that is unreliable or provides poor quality oil. COD heating oil is the perfect choice for cost-conscious consumers who value flexibility.

How are COD oil prices determined?

COD oil prices are driven by the current market rate for heating oil and vary depending on your region and the time of year. One major benefit of choosing COD oil is that dips in the market rate for oil are passed along to the consumers, meaning you can order when the rate is at its lowest. COD oil prices are generally determined by the following factors:

Demand: Demand for oil will be at the highest in the winter months, since this is when most of us use the majority of our home heating oil. So, choosing to fill up your tank strategically, before the cold season, could lead to some hefty savings.
Cost of Crude Oil: Crude oil is the main component of home heating oil, which means if the price of crude oil goes up, you will see a similar increase in the cost of home heating oil. Crude oil prices depend on many factors, including the weather, the economy, and political events.
Number of Suppliers: The more suppliers of COD heating oil that exist in a region, the cheaper the oil will be, since competition drives prices down. Regions with only a few suppliers will generally have higher COD oil prices.

The best part of COD oil is that you, the consumer, can benefit from fluctuations in the price of home heating oil. The drop in price in home heating oil will mean extra savings for you.

Why is COD oil a better deal than a contract?

As we’ve mentioned, C.O.D. oil is exactly the same as regular home heating oil. There’s no difference in quality and absolutely nothing cheap about it—other than the price. COD oil is the preferred method of oil delivery for many families because of the affordability and convenience.

Season-long home heating oil contracts may appear enticing since they take on the responsibility of ensuring you never run out of oil and because many companies throw in a tune-up with the contract. However, what these suppliers won’t tell you is that sometimes inaccurate measurements of your tank or estimations of your heating usage can lead to a suddenly empty tank, which leaves you in a bind. These companies will not cover damages from these events. In addition, these home heating oil contracts often come with significant cancellation fees and penalties, meaning if you discover the service is unreliable or the quality of oil is poor, you can’t easily change suppliers. Lastly, the value of a tune-up is generally less than what you’d save by going with COD oil.

COD oil is by far the cheapest and most flexible option. You can choose from many different suppliers in the region, and you can purchase exactly how much oil you want when it is most convenient for you. There are no contracts or commitments, and you often receive the oil delivery same-day or the next day.

WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS HAVE TO SAY

On behalf of my mother and myself, we wish to thank you for your outstanding customer service… We are very happy with how you handled our account. Thank you once again.

Glenda S., Hauppauge NY

Good morning, I just wanted to reach out again. I just received my first delivery from you guys, the delivery man was named Charlie, he was so pleasant, friendly and informative. I honestly never do things like this but I just couldn’t let it go unnoticed. I haven’t received such great customer service with a company in the longest time!

Jessica M., Levittown

I am writing to you because of the excellent service we received from two of your employees. We are new customers… and we look forward to years of service with you.

Robert D., Huntington

Q: How do I know how much oil I need to order?

A: The amount of oil you need to order depends on a few factors including the size of your tank, current oil level, and the estimated usage rate. To determine the quantity required, first, check the capacity of your oil tank which is typically indicated in gallons. Then, use a dipstick or an electronic gauge to measure the existing oil level. Subtract this from the total tank capacity. Consider your average oil consumption rate (which varies depending upon weather conditions, the efficiency of your heating system, and insulation of your home) to estimate how long this remaining oil will last. It’s recommended to refill your tank when it’s down to about one-quarter full.

Q: How often should I have my heating oil tank filled?

A: The frequency of refilling your heating oil tank depends largely on your consumption rate, which tends to fluctuate based on weather conditions and the efficiency of your heating system. Usually, a tank might need to be refilled every month during the heating season. However, it is advisable to establish a regular delivery schedule with your oil supplier to avoid running out. We offer automatic delivery service using software that predicts your oil usage based on your past consumption and the current weather. This ensures you always have a sufficient supply of heating oil.

Q: How do I know if I am due for a delivery?

A: If you’ve established an automatic delivery schedule with your oil supplier, they would take care of your oil delivery scheduling. You can also keep track of your oil consumption by regularly checking the level in your tank using a dipstick or electronic gauge. If the measure shows that your tank is a quarter full or less, it’s time to schedule a delivery. Remember, weather conditions and home insulation can affect consumption rates, so it’s always better to refill your tank sooner rather than risk running out.

Q: What happens if you run out of oil for heat?

A: When you run out of oil for heat, it can be an unpleasant experience as your home will get cold quickly. To avoid this situation, keep an eye on the level of your tank and arrange for timely deliveries from your oil supplier to stay ahead of the game. However, if you find yourself in a bind, some suppliers offer emergency delivery services so that you can get your tank refilled as soon as possible. What happens when your furnace runs out of oil is it simply stops. There’s a safety system in place in every furnace that disables the burner when there’s no flame, so you don’t need to worry about any safety issues.

Q: What is the price per gallon for heating oil?

A: The price per gallon of heating oil can vary based on several factors such as geographical location, demand, weather conditions, and the fluctuating cost of crude oil. As a result, it’s challenging to provide a precise figure without more specific data. However, you can always check the current prices on the website of your heating oil provider or contact them directly for the most accurate information. Please remember that prices can change rapidly, especially during peak usage times like the winter season.

Q: How long do you have to leave the boiler off after oil delivery?

After a new oil delivery, you should leave the boiler off for at least half an hour to allow any sediment that may have been stirred up during transport to settle. This will help ensure that your heating system is running efficiently and safely so that it can keep you warm during winter. You also may need a prime-start and filter change if your system is not starting on its own. Most heating oil companies can do that for you at the time of delivery.

A: What is the best month to buy home heating oil?

The best month to buy home heating oil can depend on several factors, including your location and the varying demand throughout the year. Generally, prices tend to be lower during the summer months (June, July, and August) when demand for heating oil is lower. However, it’s essential to monitor market conditions regularly as prices can fluctuate due to factors such as changes in crude oil costs, geopolitical events, and severe weather conditions.

Q: How long does it take to use 100 gallons of heating oil?

A: The duration that 100 gallons of heating oil will last can significantly vary depending on several factors. These include the size of your home, the efficiency of your heating system, the thermostat settings, and the local climate. On average in New York 100 gallons would last about 10 to 15 days during the cold season.

Q: What’s the best temperature to keep your house at to save on oil?

A: According to ENERGY STAR, setting your thermostat to 68 degrees Fahrenheit when you’re home is the ideal balance of comfort and energy efficiency, and slightly lower, around 62 degrees Fahrenheit, at night or when no one is home. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, you can save about 10% per year on your heating bills by turning your thermostat down 7-10 degrees Fahrenheit for 8 hours per day. Programmable thermostats can make this process easier and more precise, allowing you to set different temperatures for different times of day.