How do I Renew or Start a Price Contract with Westmore Fuel?

1. Log on to your account.
2. Click the “OIL PRICE PROTECTION PLANS” button.
3. Click the SELECT button next to the price program you want.
4. ENTER the amount of gallons you wish to contract for.  (We recommend a volume based on your average annual consumption and what we project you to receive by August 31st). 
5. Click “CALCULATE” to view your program fee.
6. SELECT your desired payment method (credit card or e-check).
7. ENTER your e-mail address, twice.  The system will verify if your email addresses match.
8. Please read all of the terms and conditions, and verify your name and address, contract price, program authorization date, program delivery start date, and program delivery end date.
9. If you have read and agree with the terms and conditions, please CHECK the box to continue.
10. Click the SUBMIT button.
11. IMPORTANT—Once the SUBMIT button is clicked you are agreeing to the entire contract; this is also called an ‘electronic signature’. You will not be able to go back and see other price offers—you now have a price contract.
12. The final step is payment of the program fee.  Please follow the prompts to complete your payment.  After your payment, you will receive a confirmation e-mail with a copy of your price contract.

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What is Oil Price Protection, and is it for me?

What is Oil Price Protection, and is it for me?

Westmore Fuel Co., Inc. does not recommend oil price contracts.  Price contracts only provide cost certainty, not a guarantee that you will save money.  You should only enter into a price contract when you have read and understood all the risks.

Each price contract program offers different methods of controlling your energy costs and risk. By clicking on the MORE INFO buttons above, you can get detailed information about each plan.

You are welcome to check our pricing offers as often as you like—price offers will change as market prices change.

It is important to note, when you do a price contract with Westmore Fuel, we also do a price contract through the New York Mercantile Exchange, which is a futures based commodities market.

While these types of price contracts, in the past, have been very beneficial to consumers, some years they are not.  There are some years where not having a price contract has proven to be the better plan.  Should you choose not to enroll in an Oil Price Protection Plan, you can be assured you will always pay a competitive price for the very best heating fuel available, EnviroBlend4®.

Have More Questions?

Call us at 1-800-662-9099 and one of our Customer Service Department Representatives
will be glad to assist you!