We Provide Fleet Fueling Services in Hampton Roads

Frequently Asked Questions About Fleet Fueling Services in Hampton Roads & Surrounding Areas

Onsite fuel services and delivery fleet fueling services ensure your company vehicles and equipment are ready to use when drivers and employees arrive at work. Bogue Oil, Inc. offers expert, fast fleet fueling services in Hampton Roads and surrounding areas. We want our customers to be able to make informed, educated decisions about the fleet fueling system they choose for their business. We’re happy to answer any questions you have about our onsite fuel services and our other fleet fueling services. If you have a question that isn’t answered below, please get in touch with us via phone or online.

A. In addition to onsite fuel service, we also offer a range of other commercial fleet fueling services that can save you time and money and streamline your business operations:

Diesel Delivery—If you don’t want to deal with onsite fueling or fuel storage, we can provide diesel delivery services as part of our fleet fueling services. We can provide diesel fuel storage at a centralized location for your fleet to use as needed, or we can fuel your fleet onsite. We offer one-time and ongoing diesel delivery on your schedule.
Commercial Fuel Delivery—We also offer commercial fuel delivery services, so you don’t need to store fuel onsite or use commercial fueling stations. We specialize in onsite commercial fueling, gasoline and diesel deliveries, and heating oil and propane delivery.
Skid Tanks—We offer single and double-wall skid tanks, diesel tanks, oil tanks, and gasoline tanks of all sizes. We also offer tank filling and installation, tank repairs, and tank extractions.
Generator Fueling—We can fuel single and dual-fuel generators of all sizes and manufacturers. We will test your fuel for quality, add fuel additives, and fuel your generators. We also offer generator fuel delivery services, so you have a constant fuel supply.

A. When fueling a commercial vehicle like a truck, tanker, or other equipment, you can stay safe by setting your vehicle in park, setting the parking brake, and turning off your engine. Lock the doors when you leave the truck. During pumping:

Don’t smoke or light matches or lighters
Remain at the pump while fueling
Don’t get distracted—focus on your task and surroundings
Avoid inhaling vapors
Discharge static buildup before holding the nozzle
Report spills

After pumping, close the fuel tank cap tightly. Properly return the nozzle and move the hose out of the way of traffic and pedestrians. Ensure you aren’t leaving behind your keys, phone, wallet, or anything else.

A. When you over-fuel a commercial truck or vehicle, it causes excess pressure in the crankshaft and eventually leads to leaks. Over-fueling your tank can also cover the vapor intake hole with liquid gas, which is then sucked into the charcoal canister. This can damage the entire system and cost hundreds of dollars to repair. The excess fuel can also spill out through the overflow valves and waste fuel and cause problems for other drivers.

A. A generator fuel system is another way of supplying and maintaining power at a facility during an outage. Generator systems can maintain safety, security, and productivity. Businesses and commercial facilities across industries can benefit from installing a generator fuel system to protect and power their facilities during an outage. Generators have two types of fuel storage tanks: aboveground and underground. They can run on natural gas, heating oil, or propane.

You fuel a generator by using a suction pipe to transfer fuel from a storage tank to the generator. We also offer fuel delivery services and onsite fueling services for generators.