On-site fuel delivery for every tank, truck and generator on your site.
Diesel, gasoline and DEF brought to your location on a schedule, on demand, or when the tank monitor says so. Your crew stays on the job and nothing on site runs dry.
- Scheduled, emergency and monitor-triggered deliveries
- 20–4,400 gallons per drop, transport loads to 7,500
- Delivery records with every drop for compliance and cost tracking
- On-road diesel
- Off-road diesel
- Gasoline
- DEF
- Tank rentals
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Tell us what needs fuel and where. A dispatcher replies within the hour.
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One delivery program. Three places the fuel goes.
Most sites need more than one of these. We set up the mix that fits your equipment and how fast you burn through fuel, then run it on one account.
Vehicles and equipment
Wet hosing: our driver fuels each truck, machine or light tower where it's parked. No storage tank, and nobody on your team handles fuel.
Mobile fleet fuelingStorage tanks
Above-ground and underground tanks, skids and fuel cubes filled with metered drops. No tank yet? Rent one from 119 to 17,000 gallons.
Fuel tank rentalsGenerators
Standby and prime power topped up on schedule, so backup power is ready when the utility isn't.
Generator fuel delivery
Up to 20 minutes per vehicle, every fill-up.
Sending a worker to refuel a single vehicle can take up to 20 minutes once you count the drive. At one fill per working day, that's more than 80 paid hours a year, per vehicle. On-site delivery gives that time back.
- Operational efficiencyYour workforce stays on core work, not refueling tasks.
- Less downtimeNo travel to fuel stations, which matters most on construction sites and remote locations.
- Safer, compliant handlingProfessional fuel handling reduces safety risks and keeps you on the right side of environmental rules.
- Cost and inventory controlScheduled deliveries and monitoring prevent waste, over-purchasing and storage headaches.
- FlexibilityFrom short-term projects to long-term operations, the program changes when your site does.
Scheduled, emergency or automatic
One-time deliveries and recurring schedules, set by your operating needs and how you actually consume fuel.
Most construction sites and fleet operations run on regular service, typically weekly to monthly based on consumption, and daily during peak operations.
An unexpected burn, a missed order or a storm on the way. Call dispatch at any hour and get fuel moving, with a realistic delivery window.
Emergency fuel deliveryMonitoring technology tracks consumption and schedules deliveries automatically, before you run low and before it gets expensive.
Fuels and services on one account
Five steps from first call to fuel on autopilot
The first conversation is with someone who knows fuel. Every step after that is designed so you stop thinking about it.
Initial assessment
We look at your fuel requirements, consumption patterns and site access, including gates, fill points and where equipment sits.
Delivery scheduling
Regular deliveries are set around your operating needs and consumption data, with confirmed delivery windows.
Professional service
Trained operators deliver gasoline, diesel or DEF safely and efficiently at your location. Drivers hold CDL-A hazmat and tanker endorsements and are OSHA HAZWOPER trained.
Documentation
Complete delivery records with every drop, for compliance and expense tracking.
Ongoing monitoring
Monitoring data tunes the schedule over time and catches a shortage before it happens.
Refills triggered by the tank, not by a guess.
On monitored tanks you see the level on your phone, and so do we. Nobody climbs a tank with a dipstick, and nobody finds out it's empty at 6am.
- Live levels, no site visitCheck any monitored tank from the app instead of sending someone out.
- Low-level alertsGet told before it matters, not after a generator or machine has stopped.
- Consumption historySee what each site actually burns week to week, so budgets and drop sizes are based on evidence.
- Automatic schedulingDeliveries follow consumption: no half-empty drops in slow weeks, no run-outs in busy ones.
Paperwork your accounting and compliance teams can use
Every delivery comes with a complete record. Multi-site operators get every location on one account, with centralized billing and the same service standard everywhere.
On-site fuel delivery by industry
Construction sites
Off-road diesel, gasoline and DEF for heavy equipment, generators and support vehicles, without stopping work.
Data centers
Emergency power systems and backup generators kept full, because an interruption costs far more than the fuel.
Telecommunications
Backup generators at towers and technician vehicle fleets kept ready for outages and repair calls.
Trucking companies
Diesel, gas and DEF at distribution centers and terminals, so drivers skip the fuel station detour.
Emergency response
Fuel for ambulances, fire trucks and rescue equipment during extended emergencies, when public stations may be down.
Manufacturing
Forklifts, generators and plant equipment fueled on schedule, so production doesn't stop for fuel.
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Questions about scheduled fuel deliveries
How often can you schedule on-site fuel delivery?
As often as you need, from daily service during peak operations to monthly deliveries for lower-consumption sites. Fuel monitoring helps set the right delivery frequency for your particular site.
What types of fuel do you deliver, and where?
On-road diesel, off-road diesel, gasoline and diesel exhaust fluid (DEF), plus reefer fuel and R99 renewable diesel. We deliver anywhere in the US: directly into trucks and equipment (wet hosing), into fuel tanks, and into generators.
Do you provide both scheduled and emergency on-site fuel delivery?
Yes. FuelGo offers regularly scheduled deliveries and emergency service when unexpected fuel needs come up, so your operation doesn't stop because of a fuel shortage.
What is fuel monitoring and how does it help?
Fuel monitoring tracks your tank levels and consumption patterns and schedules deliveries automatically before you run low. It prevents operational disruptions and helps optimize fuel costs.
Can you service multiple locations for our company?
Yes. We coordinate on-site fuel delivery across multiple locations, with centralized billing and the same service standards at every site.
What documentation do you provide with deliveries?
Complete delivery records: quantities delivered, fuel specifications, delivery date and time, and compliance paperwork for your records.
How does getting fuel delivered to my site save money?
It cuts labor cost by keeping workers productive, removes the vehicle wear of trips to fuel stations, and makes fuel purchasing more efficient through scheduled deliveries and monitoring.
Do I need my own fuel tank?
No. We can fuel vehicles and equipment directly with wet hosing, or rent you a tank from 119 to 17,000 gallons and keep it filled.
Is there a minimum delivery?
No. There's no minimum delivery requirement. Tank wagons carry 20 to 4,400 gallons per drop, and transport loads go up to 7,500 gallons.
Fuel on site before the crew starts.
Tell us what needs fuel and where. A dispatcher replies within the hour with a schedule, a window and a price. Dispatch runs 24/7/365.
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