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Heating oil and propane prices in Bristol, NH

2 dealers deliver here. Called Tue, Oct 20.

Heating oil in Bristol

DealerPrice
HeatableCOD · 100 gal minLowest$5.69/gal
Inov8v EnergyCOD · 100 gal min$6.30/gal

Called Tue, Oct 20. New Hampshire average $6.00/gal (state survey, week of Oct 19); the lowest here is 31¢ below it. Confirm with the dealer before you order. How we collect prices

Got a quote or a pre-buy offer? Text it to (802) 526-6220 and I'll tell you the same day how it compares with this week's calls.

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We'll email you when oil in your ZIP code goes under your price. Signing up now also reserves the founding $19 first-year price if you decide to join the club when memberships open.

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Propane in BristolHome heating, about 800 gal/yr

DealerPrice
Inov8v EnergyCOD$2.50/gal

Called Tue, Oct 20. New Hampshire average $4.12/gal (state survey, week of Oct 19); the lowest here is $1.62 below it. Confirm with the dealer before you order. How we collect prices

Got a quote or a pre-buy offer? Text it to (802) 526-6220 and I'll tell you the same day how it compares with this week's calls.

Get an email when propane drops in Bristol

We'll email you when propane in your ZIP code goes under your price. Signing up now also reserves the founding $19 first-year price if you decide to join the club when memberships open.

/gal

Free. No card. We'll email prices when they matter to you, and your founding-rate code before memberships open. Privacy policy

Your signup helps a neighbor stay warm. We'll give $1 to LISTEN's Heating Helpers fund for each of the first 500 neighbors who sign up and tell us how they heat. How it works

How Bristol heats

About 1,330 homes in Bristol are lived in year-round. About 45% heat mainly with oil or kerosene, 29% with propane, 11% with electricity, 7% with wood and 3% with natural gas. About 43% of homes in Bristol are second homes or seasonal camps. Half of Bristol's homes were built before 1977.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024. Figures for small towns are estimates.

Help paying for heat

New Hampshire's Fuel Assistance Program helps households pay for heat. In Bristol, apply through Tri-County Community Action Program: call (603) 968-3560. Their website.

Nearby: Bridgewater 2 mi · Hebron 6 mi · Alexandria 7 mi · Ashland 8 mi · Plymouth 8 mi · Orange 11 mi · All of Grafton County