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    Mac Lellan Oil

    3.1 (8 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Took care of urgent business, thank you!! I was in need of service and they were so nice and responsive.

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    Ciardelli Fuel Company

    (33 reviews)

    After 15 years as a loyal customer with Ciardelli Fuel Company, I've sadly switched providers due…read moreto recent issues. For years, I paid around $4.79/gallon for propane with no problems. Then I saw Dead River advertising $2.39/gallon. When I called Matt about matching a better rate, he initially offered $3.79, and only matched Dead River's price after I said I was leaving. The final straw was a boiler service call: The tech replaced a thermocouple, but the issue persisted. Turns out, one of our two tanks (which they've filled for years) was empty--they forgot to fill the main house tank. We were without heat and hot water during a big family gathering from out of town. As a 'will-call' customer, I was told emergency delivery would cost extra, though they provided 100 gallons as a 'courtesy.' Worst part: The thermocouple wasn't faulty; the problem was the empty tank. Yet they still charged the full service fee for diagnosing their own delivery mistake. I've switched to Dead River (along with several friends and even some Ciardelli employees I've heard from). It's disappointing--wanted to support a local, family-owned business, but I felt treated more like a profit source than a valued long-term customer. Matt & Andrew: Please do better for your loyal clients and staff.

    Ciardelli is the best! We have been using them for about 7 years now and have never had a bad…read moreexperience. I placed an online fuel delivery order last night at 5:30pm and the truck was at my house this morning at 7:30. The driver Steve R. was friendly and pleasant!

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    Haffner's

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    Tropical Storm Isaias brought tree limbs down on my high voltage wire creating a single home power…read moreoutage near the end of Eversource's service area in Southern New Hampshire on Tuesday. I would be one of the last homes restored as we were a single home outage and we are literally near the end of Eversource's service area. Thursday morning at 6:00 AM I put a web request for propane into Haffner's web site indicating our propane fuel level and a remark indicating we were still on our whole house generator. I expected delivery on Friday or Monday according to Haffner's normal summer time propane delivery schedule. Haffner's WOWED me by delivering propane Thursday morning around 7:00 AM. GREAT JOB!

    I've been a customer for many years. They installed a new Roth oil tank. They set up a system of…read moremake-up air for my furnace and installed an insulated furnace pipe that was required by code due to nearby combustibles. They have delivered me oil and serviced my furnace for years. I like to have my furnace serviced just before the winter. I have some anxiety about the system in general, though mine is only about 10yrs old. My dishwasher can't kill me. But the furnace and its carbon monoxide can. Getting it checked yearly before winter gives me peace of mind. Sadly, though service has generally been good, I was confronted with a situation that was incredibly disappointing. I had burner service/cleaning scheduled. I saw the man pull in and went outside and greeted him in a friendly way. He immediately started grumbling about my request for service so soon from my last service. It seemed he was irritated that I would want service so soon from my last cleaning. I explained that I like once-yearly service before winter; and the reason I was having it done in under 12 months was because of late scheduling the prior year; the prior year when I called for pre-winter service was busy for Haffners so I had to wait months, to February. I went on to explain that I wanted to get back on a pre-winter schedule but the Haffners employee continued to grumble and said with disdain that if I wanted service so early from the last 'we will take your money.' It was very disappointing to be spoken to like that. I said ok, you can go then, and I walked in my house. I called later and spoke to the manager Tony. Tony said that the man is well liked by customers and gets a lot of complements. Maybe so, but the morning he visited me was terrible. Tony didn't seem much interested and I sensed no exuberance in his concern for me. I expected more. He did inform me that based on my oil usage I could go as long as 2 years without service. I thanked him for that. I told Tony that his employee may have wanted to convey that kind of message to me. But the manner in which he did it was full of disdain. Too bad because they have a great business, do great work, and most people there have been wonderful. Maybe some there need a refresher in how to talk to customers.

    Mac Lellan Oil - hvac - Updated June 2026

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