Jamie Oil Inc.

Jamie Oil Inc. delivers heating oil and propane out of 171 Main St in Ashland and, over 37 years, has grown into a full home-services company doing HVAC, plumbing, electrical and generator work across MetroWest. The company says it was founded in 1989 and named after the owner's newborn daughter; the Hopkinton Independent reports Tom Carey has been president and owner since 1997. Its Massachusetts sheet-metal licence 887-SM-B is registry-verified active under Jamie Oil Company, Inc. The review record is unusually personal: customers name the same technicians year after year. Paul Morrissette appears in dozens of accounts — a July 2026 customer trusted him with a boiler because he had installed it and the tank years earlier; a March 2026 customer said he has serviced their system since the house was built, 23 years; another wrote that they had been customers of Morrissette Oil, now Jamie Oil, since 2003. Afrim, Teddy, Chris, Shawn and trainee Trevor recur the same way. What people describe is mostly annual burner and furnace maintenance done on time and left clean, plus fast help when something fails. An April 2026 customer got a same-day hot-water fix within fifteen minutes of the technician arriving; another that month had an on-call technician diagnose a problem over FaceTime on Easter evening and a technician on site as top priority the next morning. In May 2026 a delivery driver noticed an above-normal fill, checked, found the burner out and restarted it. Two complaints are about the front door rather than the work. A March 2026 caller says they were told rudely that the company is only dealing with existing customers, and a second caller describes the same experience with the answering service. A May 2026 review reports a company van driving erratically through Andover. If you want oil or propane delivery in MetroWest with the same technician returning each year, this is a deep and consistent record. If you are not already a customer, ask first whether they are taking new accounts in your town — that is where the friction in this record sits.