Heating Oil Prices in Carversville, PA
Today $5.96/gallon for 100 gallons, across 2 local dealers. Order online — no waiting for a callback to get a price.
Prices updated today at 2:51 am. We never show a rate you can’t actually get.
See every price for Carversville
Enter your ZIP — 18913 — and compare all dealers side by side.
Carversville is a mill village in a hollow off Fleecydale Road, and it is one of the most oil-dependent places we deliver to. It is also small enough that the Census cannot put a dependable number on it — barely ninety households by its own estimate, give or take most of them.
Neighborhoods we deliver to in Carversville
- Carversville
How our trucks get here
Deliveries into Carversville run off Carversville Road, Fleecydale Road, Aquetong Road and Mechanicsville Road.
Fleecydale Road is single-track in places with the creek on one side and a rock face on the other. Village properties often have no driveway at all, so the truck works from the road.
Local landmarks
- the Carversville General Store
- Fleecydale Road along the creek
- the Carversville Historic District
Tanks in Carversville homes
Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century stone houses packed tight along the creek in the village itself, then farmhouses on acreage up out of the hollow. This is the oldest and most awkward housing stock we deliver to — narrow stone cellars, outside hatches, and tanks that were fitted into buildings never designed to hold them.
Carversville by the numbers
- Land area
- 1.4 sq mi
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2019–2023 American Community Survey 5-year estimates, and the 2023 ZCTA Gazetteer. ZIP Code Tabulation Areas approximate postal ZIPs and don’t follow municipal boundaries, so these describe the ZIP rather than the borough or township exactly. Only the land area is shown here. This ZIP is small enough that the Census counts of people, households and homes on oil all carry margins of error close to the estimates themselves, so none of them is a number we’d ask you to rely on. The land area is measured rather than surveyed, so it stands.
Buying heating oil in Carversville
Nearly two homes in three here burn oil, which is the highest concentration anywhere we serve — and there are only fifty-eight of them. In a village this small and this far out, the price is whatever gets quoted, and the only real leverage a household has is putting the order in front of more than one dealer. Upper Bucks zone. Prices move daily with the wholesale rack, which is why the number above is today’s and not last week’s. Local dealers compete on this page, so the lowest price is always at the top — we don’t sell placement above a better price.
How much oil do you need in Carversville?
Order a dollar amount, a number of gallons, or ask for a fill — whichever way you actually think about it. Tell us your tank size and what the gauge reads and we’ll warn you before you pay if the tank won’t take it all. You’re charged only for the gallons that actually go in, and if it takes less, your price per gallon doesn’t go up.
Heating oil in Carversville — common questions
Is Carversville really the most oil-heated place you serve?+
By share, yes — but we will not put a figure on it. The village is small enough that the Census estimate carries a margin of error nearly as wide as the estimate itself. In absolute numbers it is a handful of houses either way.
Can a fuel truck get down Fleecydale Road?+
Drivers do it, but it is single-track in places with the creek on one side. If your house is in the village with no driveway, say so when you order — the truck will be working from the road and the driver plans for that.
My cellar is stone and the tank is hard to reach. Is that a problem?+
Not for a fill, which happens outside at the pipe. It matters for service work and for inspection, and in houses this old it is worth knowing how a tank would actually be replaced before you need to.
Which zone is Carversville in?+
Upper Bucks, and this is about as far out as we go. The mileage shows in the zone offset, quoted before you commit.
Should I order early in winter here?+
Definitely. This is the far end of the territory on narrow roads through a hollow. A quarter tank is the right time to order in January, not an eighth.
Also in Carversville: oil burner tune-ups, chimney cleaning and automatic delivery.