Every hour a truck, excavator, or piece of equipment spends off-site waiting to be fueled is an hour it isn't earning. For businesses across Maine and New Hampshire that run fleets, job sites, or heavy equipment, on-site fuel delivery isn't a convenience — it's a way to keep operations moving without routing drivers and machines back to a gas station. Fielding's commercial fueling program is built for exactly that.
What On-Site Fleet Fueling Covers
Fielding's provides on-site fleet fueling for equipment and lease tanks designed to accommodate a wide range of operational needs, including:
- On-road and off-road diesel for both licensed vehicles and equipment used on job sites, farms, or private property.
- Gasoline in 87, 89, 91, and 93 octane grades, covering everything from standard fleet vehicles to equipment requiring higher-octane fuel.
- Delivery volumes from 100 to 11,000 gallons, scaling from a single tank refill to large bulk deliveries for bigger operations.
- Service area from Waterville, Maine to Southern New Hampshire, covering a substantial stretch of central and southern Maine and the NH Seacoast region.
Fielding's commercial diesel & gasoline services
Who This Is For
On-site fleet fueling makes the most sense for businesses where downtime and drive time both carry a real cost, including:
- Construction and excavation companies running heavy equipment across multiple job sites.
- Landscaping and property maintenance businesses with fleets of trucks and off-road equipment.
- Trucking and delivery operations that benefit from refueling on-site rather than routing through public stations.
- Municipalities and public works departments managing fleets of vehicles and equipment.
- Farms and agricultural operations that rely on off-road diesel for tractors and equipment.
- Any business with an on-site lease tank that needs regular bulk refills.
On-Road vs. Off-Road Diesel: Why It Matters
One detail worth understanding if you're new to commercial fueling: on-road diesel is taxed for use in licensed vehicles that operate on public roads, while off-road diesel (sometimes dyed for identification) is intended for equipment that doesn't operate on public roads — generators, heavy equipment, and certain farm machinery, for example. Using the correct fuel type for the correct application matters both for compliance and for making sure your equipment gets what it's designed to run on. Fielding's can help make sure your account and deliveries are set up correctly for the mix of equipment you run.
Lease Tanks and Bulk Delivery
For businesses that don't want to manage their own fuel storage infrastructure, Fielding's lease tank option provides an on-site tank sized to your operation, refilled on a schedule that matches your usage. This removes the need to run vehicles or equipment off-site for fuel and gives your team predictable, on-property access whenever needed—a meaningful advantage during high-demand seasons like snow removal, harvest, or peak construction months.
Set up a commercial account with Fielding's
Getting Started with a Commercial Fueling Account
- Talk through your fuel needs — vehicle types, equipment, typical volumes, and job site locations.
- Determine whether a lease tank or scheduled bulk deliveries make more sense for your operation.
- Set up a commercial account, including a credit application if applicable.
- Establish a delivery schedule that matches your business's demand, with flexibility for seasonal spikes.
For personalized service and expert advice on setting up commercial fueling for your operation, Fielding's sales representative Ben Tuttle is available to walk through your specific needs.
Ben Tuttle
email
Ben@fieldingsoil.com
Or give him a call at
207-892-0138
