Harris Energy Inc

Harris Energy sells and delivers #2 heating fuel and kerosene in New Hampshire, and its website says it also delivers wood pellets, coal and GeoBricks to New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine customers. The company says it has been in business 46 years. On Google it holds 4.7 stars from 54 ratings. A 2025 customer wrote that their oil company of 14 years could not deliver for another 3 weeks, so they called Harris, and the owner, Carroll, came within 2 hours and delivered the oil himself. A 2026 customer who had waited weeks for oil from Irving as an automatic delivery customer called that morning to set up as a new customer and had already received a delivery by the time they wrote the review. A customer who picks up ten 40 lb bags three or four times a year says the staff ask if it is the same order on the same card and start loading, in and out in 10 minutes. A 2023 customer said they loaded a ton of wood pellets onto a trailer, added a few extra bags after spotting damage to the bottom layer, and had the customer pull around back to the compressor to fill two low trailer tires. A 2023 customer wrote that the company did the yearly service on their boiler for the first time and noticed the flue needed cleaning, so the customer called a chimney sweep. A 2022 customer who called to schedule service on an oil furnace said the service manager who booked it was thorough and apologetic for a delay. A 2026 customer was told the company could come the following day for an oil delivery, paid, and then got a call saying the driver failed the tank inspection and would not give them any fuel; they wrote that they had to pay for an emergency call with their regular oil company while still waiting on the refund. A 2024 customer of five years wrote that they suddenly had to relocate their oil tank or stop using their own carport, and that Harris said "good luck with that!" about finding someone to do it. A 2024 customer who switched suppliers after many years said the delivery and stock workers were hard workers but objected to a barricade of pellet bags at the door, put up for covid fears, that kept customers from going more than three feet inside.