Dockside fuelingCommercial fuelingServing coastal North CarolinaCoastal NC
(910) 836-4121

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Generator fueling

Fueling for standby, job site and event generators, so your power stays on.

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Fill up before the storm

Gas stations along the coast often run out of fuel before a storm. A generator with a full tank keeps you running through it.

How much fuel a generator uses

A mid-size generator powering a home or small office can empty its tank in about a day. A longer outage requires refueling, when fuel is hardest to find.

Generator fueling: common questions

When should I fuel my standby generator?

Before the storm. Gas stations in the area often run out a day or two ahead.

Do you deliver fuel during a power outage?

Yes. We recommend filling your generator while roads are still open.

How much fuel does a standby generator use?

Usually more than expected. A generator running through a long outage can empty its tank in about a day.

What fuel do generators take?

Most standby and large job site generators run on diesel, and dyed off-road diesel is legal in them. Smaller portable generators usually run on gasoline. Let us know which when you order.