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Heating Oil Prices in Boston, MA

Real prices reported by homeowners in your area.

Boston avg $4.97 per gallon
Massachusetts avg $5.24 state average
NE avg $5.58 Northeast avg
Local dealers 18 serving Boston
Primary zip 02101 Boston, MA

The current heating oil price in Boston, Massachusetts is $4.97 per gallon as of June 5, 2026. That's 61¢ below the Northeast average of $5.58/gal — one of the more affordable markets in the region.

Heating Oil Dealers in Boston, MA

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Metro Energy / M&T Oil Transparent Pricing 15 days old
641 East Broadway, South Boston, MA
$4.97 verify before order
Delivery Service
617-268-4662 metroenergyboston.com 💬 Report a price you paid here

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Heating Oil Market Notes for Boston, MA

Boston is shown as a public comparison price using available dealer submissions, state survey data, or regional market data depending on what is available for this town. Treat the listed value as a starting point for comparison rather than a guaranteed delivered quote.

The current public reference shown for Boston, MA is $4.97 per gallon, and the Massachusetts benchmark is $5.24 per gallon, and the Northeast benchmark is $5.58 per gallon. This page shows an update date of June 5, 2026. The primary ZIP tracked for this page is 02101.

The page currently lists 18 heating-oil dealers serving Boston. Review the dealer rows for price age, phone number, service area, and whether the dealer price is current before placing an order. Nearby tracked markets include Chelsea, Revere, Wrentham.

How to get the best heating oil price in Boston

1
Compare at least 3 dealers

Prices between dealers in the same zip code can vary by 10–20¢ per gallon. On a 200-gallon fill that's $20–$40 saved from one phone call.

2
Buy in the off-season

Prices in Boston are typically 15–25¢ lower between May and August when demand drops. Fill your tank before October.

3
Set a price alert

Use the alert form on this page and we'll email you the moment prices in Boston drop to your target. Today's price is $4.97/gal.

4
Ask about budget plans

Many Boston dealers offer 12-month budget plans that spread your annual heating cost evenly across every month — no surprise winter bills.