I have been with this company about 20 years and through 3 local moves. Very nice owners and…read morestaff, great service for both oil and burner servicing. They recommended and installed a new burner 8 years ago and it was the right choice. They responded immediately the one time I had a run out.

I called this company because I suddenly had no hot water. A technician came out and told me my oil…read moreline was clogged and that I needed a new oil line and work done related to the oil tank. I was told they charge by the hour, which I understood. However, during the job, the technician had to leave to get parts, and I was still charged for the time he was gone. They ran new lines and were here for almost three hours. The total bill came to about $700. I paid for it, expecting the issue to be fixed. Less than 24 hours later, Friday night, I had no hot water again. I called Saturday morning and explained that the same issue was happening. Instead of standing behind the work they had just completed the day before, I was told it would cost $299 per hour for them to come back out and even look at it. When I spoke with the customer service representative, she argued with me and insisted that I would still have to pay the hourly charge. I explained that they had just been out the day before and charged me $700 to fix the issue, so I was not paying another service fee for the same problem. She said she would check if someone could come out, but I did not receive a call back until later that night. At that point, I had no choice but to start calling other companies to try to get help. In total, I ended up being without hot water for four days, even after paying this company $700 for a repair that clearly did not fix the problem. A company that charges customers hundreds of dollars should stand behind its work, especially when the problem returns less than 24 hours later. Based on my experience, the lack of accountability and the way this situation was handled were extremely disappointing and unprofessional. I would strongly recommend others look elsewhere before using this company.

I recently moved to a new area and I made the mistake of using another large national company (that…read morethe prior owner used to use) for delivery of propane. That other company was awful. They overbilled, refused to address those billing issues and although the driver was nice, they were impossible to work with. My neighbor suggested Seymour Oil and I needed to fill our oil tank for the winter anyway. They are a locally owned and operated business. They have been friendly and completely reliable. The same family also runs a great plumbing supply shop in Seymour. They helped me find a part for an out of date water heater, saving me from spending to replace the water heater and sparing me from extended days without hot water - I was back online that afternoon. The driver is extremely friendly and I look forward to seeing him when he comes by. If he comes to fill my neighbor's tank he always asks me if I need a fill as well. Thanks to Seymour Oil my family has been kept warm all winter with no hassles. I sleep better at night knowing that we are supporting a local business and not a giant public corporation where we were just an account number and an opportunity to make extra money.

shorted me on oil and I would know 30 years in hvac service. use at your own risk . I always gauge…read moremy tank before every delivery the night before.

If it was possible, I would leave this company 0 star. I'm convinced they rip you off or their oil…read morequality is the absolute worse. With other companies 100 gallons usually lasts me at the very least a month and a half. Within less than 2 weeks of this company delivering "100" gallons, I was already out of oil. And their customer service is the worst. They do not care about providing a pleasant experience. When you express your unsatisfaction, they call you angry customers. $300 dollars in oil and in less than 2 weeks I need a refill, absolutely outrageous! First and only time I will ever use their services. I absolutely DO NOT recommend.

Some guy calls me one day talking to me about my energy bill and he knew everything about my bill…read morewithout me mentioning anything to him. He tells me that the existing supplier is overcharging you and that he will make them pay me back whatever they were overcharging me and I said yes to him. That was it and the next bill I see different supplier and more expensive rates. THIS GUYS ARE SCAMMERS, STAY AWAY FROM STASION ENERGY and from ANY ESCO SUPPLIER. I called to cancel the account with them, and the cherry on top was that they wanted to charge me cancellation fee. STAY AWAY for your own good STAY AWAY. ConEdison supply cost approximately was: for Electricity = 8c per kWh and for Gas = 36c per therm. Starion Energy NY supply cost approximately was: for Electricity = 12c per kWh and for Gas = 60c per therm. You can read this article about them from NY Daily News which is a trustable source: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/customers-fleeced-utility-scammers-article-1.350235

Scammers. Will charge up on your peco bill. Was billed $600 for July's bill went back to peco in…read moreaugust my bill was $280. Rip offs

Wow, so unreal! Been a customer of 10 years. This company immeditely would stop service if I…read moremissed a payment. Always made it feel like things like this don't happen, whatever, not why I am here. These guys took my propane tank without me being aware. I called to let them know my gas was out and didn't even find out til the next day that they had removed the tank. They told me that I told them to remove the tank, which obviously I did not. Come to find out, their technician went to another random house and talked to someone else who said that they don't get propane refills. Well this technician said, hey, this customer no longer wants propane. So the manager then came and picked up my propane tank in the middle of the winter. For 4 days I called trying to get it back, just to be told, "We can't get there today". This went on for 4 days until on the fifth day, after telling them someone could get hurt because its 35F outside in the winter in CT, until they said, "we feel threatened" by this convo and said, we refuse to bring back the tank. Yes, that is correct. They took my propane tank in the winter, for 4 days said they would get it back on, then said they refuse to bring it back. They never appologized once for the mix up. He kept saying over and over, well in the system we have it marked down that you don't want your tank anymore. NO IDIOT, you spoke to another random house, that never happened, there was no disconnect call/email/nothing!!!! Calling The Attorney General, BBB, and the regulatory agency for Utilities in CT. I don't care how what I have to do, I will do my best to get these guys held accounted for. Read their reviews, they treat people like absolute garbage. They are going to get someone killed. Their 5 stars are obviously paid for

If it was possible to give less than one star, I would be first in line. Based on my experience, I…read moredefinitely do not recommend them. - They are rude when you call them both Jeniffer and Kim - Once, my girlfriend came unexpectedly to visit me, and she parked her car in my driveway, and I, with all the excitement, forgot about the scheduled delivery. The driver did not do a delivery that day - there was NO call, no knocking on the door. When I called to ask when the delivery would be made, I was informed by Kim that the driveway was blocked. No comments.... - Another time had a scheduled delivery for a specific day. Came early from my night shift and patiently waited for the delivery. However, the delivery was not done because their driver didn't show up, and they had no one to make the delivery. Again, no one called me with an update or an apology. When I called, I was told that they don't know when they will be able to schedule the next delivery.. There were multiple other occasions when I believe a Pioneer Gas employee showed incompetence, but I am glad that I am no longer with them.

Mistakenly paid UI over $800 in January 2026, (more than 3 months ago! and still waiting for…read morerefund. My bank sent them a letter, I've sent three letters with documentation, and they still delay. Poor management and process overload. Exasperating!

Fees and bills keep going up and then we have to pay for other people's electricity. Absolutely…read moremind blowing. Don't know how this makes sense

The Best Service and the BEST people to do business with!! They treat you like family. I would…read morenever change oil companies !!!!

This cute library is tucked away from the hustle of Seymour; their neighbor across the street is a…read moregraveyard so it's a quiet area. The parking lot is a fair size, and there was plenty of parking within walking distance of the entrance. It was open and bright, with places to sit from traditional study carols to bay window seats to read by natural light. The librarians were very friendly and had an interest in their patrons. The displays had history of Seymour, and seasonal displays mostly geared towards children.

I've been going to this library for about 6 years now and I have no major complaints…read more The staff is friendly enough and very knowledgable. The library is good about keeping up with new books & dvds on a pretty regular basis, which is always appreciated.

When this bad-boy post office reopened the day after Thanksgiving 2014 its postmaster shut down the…read moreramp located in the rear of the building. At the ramp's top landing was (and still is) a doorbell for disabled postal customers to ring for service. Also there was (and still is) a shelf for resting parcels or purses while waiting. Ordinarily we'd be served outside on the top landing; and in rain, snow, heat wave, or severe cold, sympathizing postal workers often let us inside for our comfort. After the ramp's shut-down I received a snailmail letter from the USPS postmaster general, giving me instructions on how to obtain postal services. They were quite simple: "telephone the postmaster to request service. A worker will come down the steps to help you." I doubt anyone e else in the Town of Seymour received those instructions. When seniors with disabilities moved into new senior/disabled housing a few blocks away, they had no idea how to get service after arriving at the foot of the mountain of steps. Worse, the postmaster has repeatedly refused to provide signage outside that explains how customers unable to climb the mountain can obtain services. On May 13, 2015, members of the Center for Disability Rights came to rally and protest the post office's inaccessibility. This event was covered on TV and in print media. Senators Blumenthal and Chris Murphy and Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro sent me a copy of their letter to USPS Postmaster general urging that the post office be made reasonably accessible, as getting service outdoors (al fresco) in rain, snow, heat, or cold is hardly reasonable. To date, Seymour's post office claims exemption from any law requiring accessibility because it was built in 1917. Thus, it is blithely celebrating 101 years of inaccessibility!

I have to say that the woman who works at the counter was so rude and not helpful. She needs to…read moreretire and let someone with customer service skills take over! Or fire Her!

Communication was quick, friendly, and flexible. Next day delivery squeezed in over night. Walked…read morenew home owners through set up too. I love the option to use the online platform to schedule future deliveries.

started off as a good company. After two years I had to drop them. prices were high for me a few…read moreweeks ago so I asked if I could get a half tank, he was very rude about it.