Since 1972, Blue Hen Disposal has worked hard to exceed our customers’ expectations while maintaining fair and competitive prices. We have converted all of our residential routes to automated collection, placed auto tarping mechanisms on roll-off trucks, and upgraded our commercial fleet to ensure dependability. These investments have enabled us to reduce accidents, decrease workers compensation claims, and optimize efficiency.

While we want to maintain affordable costs, the recent inflationary environment has resulted in rising fuels costs that have made it necessary to implement a fuel surcharge at this time. This surcharge helps cover elevated fuel costs which we cannot control.

Effective March 1, 2022, you will see a fuel surcharge on your invoice. The Department of Energy EIA, Weekly Central Atlantic, NO 2 Ultra Low Sulfur Retail Price Chart, Week 4, less $.20, will be used each month to determine the charge.

This is a measure based on the current economic climate, and the fuel surcharge will be removed from your invoice when fuel prices fall below $2.75/gallon.

The fuel price described above will be matched with a corresponding surcharge percentage, which you can find below. The fuel surcharge will remain independent from your current monthly rate and will fluctuate each month to reflect the current market condition.

We regret this necessary action and hope for an improved economic climate. Blue Hen Disposal deeply appreciates your understanding and loyalty during these difficult times.

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Frequently Asked Questions

These FAQs address the implementation of a fuel surcharge by Blue Hen Disposal, explaining its calculation, impact on monthly rates, removal criteria, and reasons for its necessity. It aims to provide clarity and support for residents regarding the surcharge.

The fuel surcharge has been implemented to cover rising fuel costs due to the current inflationary environment. This charge helps us manage the increased expenses which are beyond our control, ensuring we can continue providing reliable services.

The surcharge is based on the Department of Energy EIA, Weekly Central Atlantic, NO 2 Ultra Low Sulfur Retail Price Chart. We use the price from Week 4, less $.20, each month to determine the surcharge percentage, which fluctuates with the current market conditions.

The current fuel surcharge percentage is updated monthly and can be found on your invoice. You can also contact our customer service team for the most recent information or visit our website for updates.

The surcharge will be removed from your invoice when fuel prices fall below $2.75 per gallon. This measure is temporary and depends on the economic climate, specifically the fluctuation of fuel prices.

No, the fuel surcharge is separate from your regular monthly rate. It is an additional charge that reflects the current fuel costs and will fluctuate monthly based on the market.

Unfortunately, the fuel surcharge is necessary to cover the increased fuel costs. It is automatically applied based on the current fuel prices and helps ensure we can continue providing uninterrupted services.

Fuel is a significant expense in operating our collection trucks. When fuel prices rise, it increases our operational costs. The fuel surcharge helps us manage these increased costs without compromising the quality and reliability of our services.

If you have any questions or concerns about the fuel surcharge, please contact our customer service team. They are available to provide detailed explanations and assist with any inquiries you may have regarding your invoice.

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