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Heating Oil Prices in Pittsburgh, PA
Real heating oil prices reported by homeowners in Pittsburgh, PA
No fresh dealer-listed price is currently available for Pittsburgh. Older dealer prices remain in dealer history, but prices older than 14 days are not presented as current town prices. Check the dealers below for current availability and pricing.
Heating Oil Dealers in Pittsburgh, PA
No dealers listed specifically for Pittsburgh yet. These dealers serve the broader Pennsylvania area.
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Heating Oil Market Notes for Pittsburgh, PA
Pittsburgh 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.
No fresh dealer-listed current price is available for Pittsburgh, PA, and the Pennsylvania benchmark is $6.05 per gallon, and the Northeast benchmark is $6.17 per gallon. This page shows an update date of No fresh listed price. The primary ZIP tracked for this page is 15201.
No current dealer count is shown for Pittsburgh yet. Use the nearby-city and state dealer links as a broader comparison tool, then confirm whether a dealer will deliver to your address. Nearby tracked markets include Erie, Altoona, State College.
How to get the best heating oil price in Pittsburgh
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.
Prices in Pittsburgh are typically 15–25¢ lower between May and August when demand drops. Fill your tank before October.
Use the alert form on this page and we'll email you when prices in Pittsburgh drop to your target. There is no fresh dealer-listed price available right now.
Many Pittsburgh dealers offer 12-month budget plans that spread your annual heating cost evenly across every month — no surprise winter bills.