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Oil Prices in Boring, MD

Updated Today at 09:00 AM

Heating Oil Company	Oil Price Per Gallon	Cash Discount	Volume Discount
Husky Heating Oil LLC	$3.50	Yes	Yes
Tevis Oil Inc	Call for price	No	No
Gerner Energy	Call for price	No	No
Gerner Online	Call for price	No	No
McComas Fuel Co	Call for price	No	No
George's Discount Fuel Inc	Call for price	No	No
Rittenhouse Fuel Co	Call for price	No	No
Suburban Propane Partners LP	Call for price	No	No

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Map of the COD Fuel Oil delivery service area for Boring, MD

Quantity	Price	Updated At
100 gallonsgals	$3.50 per gallon/gal	Apr 1, 2025, 9:00 AM
150 gallonsgals	$3.50 per gallon/gal	Apr 1, 2025, 9:00 AM
200 gallonsgals	$3.50 per gallon/gal	Apr 1, 2025, 9:00 AM
250 gallonsgals	$3.50 per gallon/gal	Apr 1, 2025, 9:00 AM

Boring Heating Oil Price History

Updated Today at 12:00 AM

Date	Price
04/01/2025	$3.499
03/31/2025	$3.499
03/30/2025	$3.499
03/29/2025	$3.499
03/28/2025	$3.499
03/27/2025	$3.499
03/26/2025	$3.499
03/25/2025	$3.499
03/24/2025	$3.499
03/23/2025	$3.499
03/22/2025	$3.499
03/21/2025	$3.499
03/20/2025	$3.499
03/19/2025	$3.499
03/18/2025	$3.499
03/17/2025	$3.499
03/16/2025	$3.499
03/15/2025	$3.499
03/14/2025	$3.499
03/13/2025	$3.499
03/12/2025	$3.499

Boring Homeowner’s Guide to Selecting an Oil Company

For Boring homeowners heating with oil, selecting which of the 8 heating oil companies that serve Boring is an important decision.

Full Service Oil Companies: Homeowners willing to pay a premium for a “set-it-and-forget-it” heating system choose one of the 2 “full-service” oil companies that serve Boring. Full service companies such as Gerner Energy or McComas Fuel Co offer automatic fuel delivery and furnace repair under a single roof.

Discount Oil Companies: Also known by the names “COD Fuel Companies” or “Cash Heating Oil Companies”, these companies are for the budget-conscious Boring homeowner. In return for better prices, you monitor the oil level in your tank and place an order when you run low on oil. Examples of cash heating oil companies that serve Boring include Husky Heating Oil LLC and Gerner Online.

Boring Heating Oil Company Fast Facts

Heating Oil Companies Serving Boring: 8 companies

Average Distance From Oil Company to Boring: 18 miles

Average Number Of Boring Homes Served Per Company: 33 homes

Boring Heating Oil Prices FAQs

Is the price of heating oil in Boring, MD rising or falling?

The price of heating oil in Boring, MD has been falling over the last 7 days, with a total decrease of $0.00 per gallon.

What is the price of home heating oil today in Boring, MD?

Today in Boring, MD, the price of home heating oil is $3.50 per gallon, which amounts to $349.90 for a 100-gallon order (excluding any applicable taxes).

Is heating oil going up or down in Boring, MD?

Heating oil prices have gone down in Boring, MD by $0.00 per gallon over the past 7 days, which amounts to a $0.00 for a 100-gallon order.

How high will oil go in Boring, MD?

There’s no limit to how high oil prices can go in Boring, MD. Over the past year, Boring, MD heating oil prices per gallon have risen as high as $6.19 for a 100-gallon order. This is $2.69 per gallon more than the current average price of $3.50, and $2.69 per gallon more than the lowest price currently available, which is $3.50. Home heating oil prices fluctuate daily based on several factors, including demand, local fuel inventories at terminals (such as CITGO), and the price of crude oil.