Gas Stations in Hampden, ME

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  1. 110 Mecaw Rd, Hampden ME 04444

    5 Superb 16 reviews

    “Fantastic Service. My furnace went out in February, and I checked my fuel level, I was out! I called and spoke with ********, and she told me I was "will call" and not automatic delivery. She talked to me about the benefits of being an automatic customer (most important not running out again) and that it didn't cost me anything. Sign me up! They had a truck in the area, and I had a delivery of heating oil within a few hours. Highly recommend RH Foster. Thank you, ********, for going the extra mile for me.”

  2. 63 Main Rd N, Hampden ME 04444

    4.7 Superb 77 reviews

    “They had a gallon of milk which my boyfriend needed for morning coffee and I needed to make Shepherds Pie and do some baking with which Brewer Didn't have any”

  3. 99 Main Rd S, Hampden ME 04444

    4.8 Superb 19 reviews

    “In my nearly thirty years of working with Jeff and Rob, I have complete confidence in their opinion, competency and expertise. But, the most important factor in utilizing their services is their honesty. You will get an honest quote, personalized attention, follow through that will meet with your satisfaction and you'll look forward to returning for their service when you are next in need. They look for quality in the inventory they sell and offer you quality in the service they deliver.”

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  5. 99 Main Rd S, Hampden ME 04444

    4.2 Good 5 reviews

  6. 98 Coldbrook Rd, Hampden ME 04444

    4.1 Good 40 reviews

    “This seems like a very clean facility, I go there quite often as it's on one of my regular work driving routes, everyone seems very friendly and is eager to help you out with your needs.”

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