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Automatic Delivery

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Automatic heating oil delivery with Rucci from Staten Island To Manhattan, NY and Elizabeth to Woodbridge, NJ

When you’re on our automatic-delivery plan, you don’t have to worry about watching your tank and remembering to call for more fuel.

We keep track of your fuel use, and when you need heating oil, we automatically come and fill your tank. And the best part is, we don’t charge you extra for this service.

contact usIf a nor’easter is on the way or we are gripped by a prolonged cold spell, we plan extra deliveries and make sure you have plenty of heating oil in plenty of time. When temperatures are more moderate and you use less fuel, the time between deliveries is longer.

If you’re a customer and you want to enroll in this service, at no extra cost, please contact us today. Rucci—your automatic heating oil provider in Staten Island, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and parts of Central New Jersey, including Jersey City, Bayonne, Elizabeth and surrounding areas.

Automatic delivery FAQs

A: No. Contrary to this common misconception, you won’t use more fuel when you get automatic deliveries. We can only replace what you’ve already used. A heating oil tank is like a teapot. Full is full!
A: Absolutely not! Daily changes in wholesale oil prices make this impossible, not to mention that we’d have to reschedule and juggle all of our delivery routes if we delayed deliveries. Besides that, people would run out of fuel. That’s what we’re trying to prevent!
A: Our computerized tracking system contains your fuel-use history, as well as daily temperatures, which we measure by degree-days. Based on this information, we know when your fuel tank is around one-quarter full. At that point, we’ll schedule your next delivery.
A: Nothing, but here are three reasons that you may prefer automatic deliveries instead:
  • If your oil tank gauge is faulty, you could get a false reading.
  • If you have an underground oil tank, you have to keep “sticking” it to check your fuel level.
  • If a sudden cold snap hits, you could use more fuel in a shorter time than you may have expected.