An oil delivery was scheduled for our house which is currently vacant. When we went by 4 days…read moreafter the delivery was scheduled, our tank was on empty. After 3 days of calling, leaving messages, sending emails and attempting to make contact online, we still have not made contact. We have had to fill 5 gallon cans and dump them in the fuel tank to keep from running out and the house/pipes from freezing. We have made contact with another company. This company is not reliable. If you want to stay warm and have a responsive oil company go elsewhere.

ABC FUEL took our payment for fuel when we were away and never delivered the fuel! Can not contact…read moreanyone on the biz phone or leave a message the mailbox is full. Our furnace shut down due to lack of fuel and had to pay for another company to come restart it and fill our tank. since we were out of town we were unaware that they did not deliver, big surprise when we got home. THIS IS STEALING!!!

Hot water heater on my oil furnace went out Sunday of Labor Day week-end. My wife and I made do,…read moreuntil Tuesday at 8 a.m. We asked neighbors for recommendations and were told that Aaron Hamilton was their "go to" for all things heating. Called in the a.m. and left a message on an answering machine. He got back to me within two hours. Scheduled a time for the afternoon and he showed up on time ready to work. Pulled apart the burner and sensor, replaced a nozzle, and fired it up. We had hot water. Cleaned up the space, answered all of my questions, and was okay with me watching him work. Excellent! I have his business card and I am now a client.

I've had Aaron Hamilton Heating for furnace services for almost four years and have always been…read morepleased beyond words. I would highly recommend their work. They are fair and great at listening and making recommendations. They are also very professional and on time and very neat. I will have them do my AC /Heat Pump next year as well. Mary T.

The Maine State Capital area in summer is a tourist destination dream! The Capitol Building, and…read moreBurton Cross building where the House and Senate work passing bills and making laws, is open to the public totally free. The building has a rich history and houses local art, crafted by Maine artists, as well as beautiful displays that showcase Maine's iconic history. Be sure to visit the exhibits located under ground in the tunnel that connects the two buildings, you will be impressed with the incredibly we curated displays showing Maine's classic wildlife like the white-tail deer, coyote, and of course moose! You will have to go through security and metal detectors before entering the Capitol Dome. It's fast, and the guards are friendly and always talkative and cheerful to visitors. Make the Hall of Flags a must see on your visit. It's home to the grand stair case (think Cinderellas Castle!) here you can look at, and photograph Maine's military collection of flags dating back to the Civil War with portraits of each of Maine's Governors looking over you. From the Hall of Flags you will have spectacular views of Capital Park. Insider secret, go up the grand staircase and there is an open patio where you can sit in the sun and rock in their old fashioned rocking chairs! The grounds are immaculately landscaped and seasonal flowers bloom with colorful magic. You will also have a view of the Governor's Mansion - which does offer tours by appointment. As the writing of this review the Mansion is closed as it undergoes security and grounds upgrade. Be sure to check out the nearby eateries you may catch the Governor having coffee at the Downtown Diner or getting pie from Slates Bakery in Hallowell. Be sure to visit the Capital area if you're in my state, take lots of pics, and enjoy summer in Maine!

I always knew that I'd celebrate my 1,000th review with an homage to the greatest state in the…read moreunion. For you see, I am unconditionally and irrevocably in love with the state of Maine. There are few labels I wear like a badge of honor, but "Mainer" is one of them. I was born and raised here alongside fellow salt of the earth people who are proud of their Yankee sense of ingenuity. Mainers are independent, fiercely protective of their home, and frequently distrusting of outta statahs (I am; don't get me wrong, we're friendly [looking for directions? don't be surprised if a Mainer stops what they're doing to take you to your destination themselves] but guarded). We have something incredibly special here... mostly unspoiled and unlike any other part of the country. Yes, we now have one of the best food cities in the entire world, but we didn't always and we're a whole lot more than just the lists we make. Maine is... An original when it comes to eating locally and eating seasonally. The best jams, jellies, pies, baked goods, and produce I've ever had have come from honor system farm stands and tables on the side of the road. Blueberries. PYO, of course, but bonus points if you've got a special spot in the wild you pick at (same goes for apples and fiddleheads). Lobster. But not just those rolls you stand two hours in line for. We're talking traditional lobster bakes that you do yourself in your backyard just because you can. Let me know when you've eaten the entirety of two lobsters, a pound of potato salad, a bucket of steamers, half a dozen ears of corn, a slice of blueberry pie, and washed it all down with a Moxie and called it a typical Saturday night. (Yes, I've done this. Yes, more than once.) Baked bean suppahs at the local church. Angus King. Period. Joshua Chamberlain. Do you even know Jay Chay, bub?! This fella saved the Civil War. And if you don't know the story about him, a bunch of pissed off Maine men, and the Battle of Little Round Top... we can't be friends. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. "Then pealed the bells more loud and deep: God is not dead, nor does He sleep. The wrong shall fail, the Right prevail, with peace on earth, good-will to men." Mic drop. Knowing that no power line is safe to touch. Evah. Where directions start with "it's down the road" (it could be... it could also be a hundred miles away, too). Going upta camp (even if it's "down the road"). Where the first rays of sunlight touch the U.S. each and every day. Nature in all her most majestic forms: lakes and rivers and ocean ad mountains and hills and valleys and beaches and meadows. Who could want anything more? It's the best backyard in the world. Really hot in the summer and really cold in the winter. Actually, we have more seasons than anyone else: winter, mud season, spring, construction season, summer, tourist season, leaf peeping season, and autumn. Also... "There's still meaning in the magic of Christmas, in the state where the Christmas trees grow. Where neighbors still drop by with cookies, breads and pies, and warm themselves besides the kitchen stove. It's the spirit of sharing, giving and caring, hanging wreaths upon the neighbor's door. That's the spirit of Maine at Christmas time from her mountains to her great Atlantic shores." Yeah, I went there. **takes deep breath*** I realize this list is making me sound a little crazy and you should know I could probably go on and on and on and on, and who knows - maybe I'll add more to this as I think of it. Maine is my home. It's where I grew up, it's where I returned to after traveling across the US and Europe, it's where I choose to live because I love her. Unconditionally and irrevocably.

I work for a large shipping company and I had to get some commercial trailers aka as chassis…read morelicensed and registered. I contacted Haskell and I spoke with Joseph about what was need to get this taken care of since I am out of state and Maine requires people from out of state to use an agent, hence the reason for using Haskell. Joseph walked me through the process and went above and beyond in helping me and was truly patient as it took a few weeks to get the correct information. Scott was also instrumental in helping me get it done. If you are looking for great service and great people to work with, Haskell is the one you should use.

I'm okay with the gas service, but the website makes me want to pull my hair out. Today I couldn't…read moresubmit a form online--it kept saying my account number was invalid. (I copied the account number-for-number exactly from my accounts page.) Before, I've had fits trying to pay my bill online. I linked my bank account and it worked for a couple of months. Then, it didn't work. It tooks weeks to reestablish it. Then it worked again for a couple of payments. Now it's not working again. Argh.

we greatly appreciate the friendly and professional response to our request for service this fall…read more the installation of our system went very well and it was clear that Maine Natural Gas provides a seamless option for these pros. everyone we spoke with, from the people on site and those that engineer and administer, communication was excellent. thanks!

The rep came to see our project, needed to get someone else to come see it. During his 15 minutes,…read morehe took 2 calls. Never heard a thing. A week later I call and leave a message, comes the following week with the other guy with experience. They tell us they'll go back to office and email the name of two ppl we needed to consult. It's been four days- nothing. Must be too busy for my business.

Great crew! They had to replace some underground pipes for the city which meant digging right…read morethrough our driveway. They were great about making sure we could come and go as we needed, moving any potential obstructions, and working quickly. Everyone that I spoke with was friendly, polite, and knowledgeable about timelines.

Just like to say thank you to fabian employee Betsy Curtis I appreciate all your efforts resolving…read moreall my issues and you following up daily to make sure all my needs were taken care of. You show that you realy care and you are a great asset to the company and making them better. Thank-you Betsy

Will be using another company. This is my first home with a tank and the previous owners used…read moreFabian. I didn't really know how it all worked but I needed a filter change. I paid the driver in cash and then he did not give me any receipt (my fault for not being smart enough to know I needed one) and then reported back I paid him $20 less than what I actually did. How awful of a human. I even have security footage of him coming to my house (he needed payment first) and then working once he was giving the correct amount. WILL NOT BE USING THEM AGAIN. Everyone else over the phone is very nice but not helpful as it's my word against the driver.

We try to visit capitol buildings in each state we visit. Most recently, we visited the Maine State…read moreHouse. Nestled in Augusta, Maine, the capitol building is large and appeared pretty plain when we first arrived. There is visitor parking available on the side and in the back of the building. So when we arrived in the back, it looked like a large, unremarkable, white building. We decided to take a peek inside (it was nearly closing, so it was just a peek) and then take a walk around the perimeter. I'm so glad we did. The view from the front is pillared with and rotunda topped. It was lovely. The grounds aren't extensive but well appointed on the pathway leading to the front. We were happy we made the stop!

As I approached the Maine State House I noticed the impressive architecture with a large dome on…read moretop that is typical of most state houses. My expectations were high for the inside. It's one of the easier state houses to find the main entrance, and the security guard was very friendly since the visitor's desk was not being manned. He gave us a map, along with some advice on what to see, and sent us on our way. I went to the rotunda first, as it is usually the most impressive part of a state house. This one was surprisingly bland. I never thought I would use the word bland to describe the rotunda of a state house, but looking up into the dome that was the only word to come to mind. I went to the Senate and House chambers, and nothing much to see there either. There appeared to be a really cool painting of George Washington, but it was covered to protect it from nearby painting going on. The best part was a balcony with rocking chairs. The Main State House did not live up to my expectations on the inside. The grounds outside are nice, but nothing really impressive there either. The Maine State House does not stack up well against most of the state houses in this country.