Some companies deliver fuel. At Woodford Oil Company, we deliver solutions. Partner with Woodford, and let us be your Total Fluid Solutions Provider.
Woodford Oil Co. offers a full line of petroleum products and motor fuels to retail service stations and convenience stores, as well as commercial, industrial, mining, and farming industry customers.
We’re also proud to be a Chevron 1st Source Elite Lubrication Marketer, distributing Chevron Delo and other professional-grade commercial & industrial lubricants.
In addition, Woodford is a Chevron ISOCLEAN Certified Lubricant Marketer. Learn more about the Chevron ISOCLEAN Program, designed to help you control lubricant contamination and maximize equipment life, while reducing costly maintenance and downtime.
Our other products include specialty brands like Citgo Pacemaker natural gas engine and compressor oils, Mystik lubricants, Clarion Green lubricants, as well as home heating oil, racing fuels, diesel exhaust fluid (DEF), TEG and other glycols and chemicals.
Woodford’s highly skilled staff, including fuel technicians, chemical engineers, and certified lubrication specialists, are dedicated to helping our commercial and industrial customers improve their operations. Our station branding
division offers the most comprehensive programs available to the retail petroleum marketer. And our oilfield services division provides the oil and gas extraction industry with 24/7 service.
In all that we do, our top priority is our customers’ bottom line. You’ll notice the difference. That’s the Woodford Advantage. Learn more about what sets us apart.
Sep 4, 2019
Did you know that failing to monitor lubricant cleanliness can cost you money? That’s why it’s vital to regularly monitor lubricant health.
Aug 28, 2019
Woodford is honored to have been nominated for a Best of Somerset County, PA reader’s choice award from Daily American Media!
Aug 14, 2019
Did you know that particle contamination is the number one cause of lubricant-related equipment failure? And that contamination causes an estimated 82% of component wear? The solution to this problem is as easy as 1-2-3.
