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4 Ways to Get Peace of Mind
These days, we could all use some convenience. Here are four ways we can make your life easier this fall. 1. Direct Debit: Never miss a payment! You’ll get billed automatically — right from your bank account, for the amount and on the date that you stipulate. 2. Paperless Billing: Receive bills via email and […]
Ask Heather: Low Sulfur Heating Oil
Heather responds to a question on low sulfur heating oil!
There’s no place like home
Home is our haven, an escape from the turbulent outside world. That’s why we’ve filled these pages with information that we hope will make you as safe and comfortable as possible — all the time. The Yellow Brick Road to Savings Technological breakthroughs have brought in a new era of higher efficiency and tremendous savings […]
Snapshot: Jesse Hannah
Before stepping into his current role as Warehouse Manager, Jesse Hannah was a tank wagon driver for Shortway. He’s been with the company for almost 15 years, and to this day, he appreciates his place of work and how well he’s treated by the company. As a tank wagon driver, he delivered heating oil […]
Shortway: We’re here for you
An important message from Glassmere President, Dell M. Cromie
We make heating oil easy
Our priority is the safety of
our people and customers.
And no matter what,
we are here to ensure
that your fuel needs are
met.
Oilheat’s Future: Net-Zero CO2 Emissions
Forward-thinking industry leaders have embraced an impressive vision for oilheat.
Coronavirus Message from Glassmere Fuel
A company message about Coronavirus from Glassmere Fuel Service
Feel Safer at home
A word on power outages, DIY, and generator safety Power outage = no heat During power outages, even though customers have fuel, they can’t get heat. Unfortunately, your heating system will not run without electricity — regardless of whether your fuel is heating oil, natural gas, propane or, obviously, electricity. (Only some very old heating […]
Ask Heather: What is a heating degree day?
Q: What is a heating degree-day? A: Heating degree-days help us to calculate when you need a fuel delivery. For every degree that the average daily tempera‑ ture is below 65°, we count one degree-day. So, if the average temperature on any given day is 25°, that’s equivalent to 40 degree-days. The heating season runs […]
