Hi-Ho Click-N-Go
39 Salt Street, Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States

Hi-Ho Click-N-Go is a new division of Hi-Ho Petroleum, created to embrace the growing market of online heating oil buyers. Our state of the art, user friendly website has made ordering oil online quick and easy for homeowners in and around Bridgeport, CT that are looking for discount oil pricing.  So easy in fact that you will require no assistance when placing your order.  Give it a try, we are sure it will provide you the “Click-N-Go”, hassle-free experience you’re looking for.  Hi-Ho Petroleum has been one of Fairfield County’s leading full service home heating oil companies for over a hundred years. Now, Hi-Ho Click-N-Go is available for our will call/on demand customers who want to manage their heating oil needs with an experienced company they can rely on and trust.

The Hi-Ho team is always looking for innovative ways to deliver the best possible customer experience to homeowners with oil heat in and around Bridgeport, Connecticut. In today’s “always connected” world, more consumers in our fuel delivery area are buying self-service heating oil online. So we wanted to be here for you and we strive to be the best discount heating oil company around!

Manage Your Deliveries Online

It takes just a few minutes to register and you can manage when and how much oil you get delivered. Plus, you will receive special offers throughout the year!  Getting a custom oil price quote is as simple as entering your zip code and email address. From Stamford to Oxford and many towns in between, we serve the oil delivery needs of lower Fairfield County and lower New Haven County.

Discount Heating Oil Prices, Quality Service

Even with discount self-service, rest assured that you are being serviced by a proven quality fuel dealer with over 100 years of experience. We specialize in fast, reliable delivery of renewable Bioheat heating oil, aiming to protect your wallet and the environment.

Our History 

  D’ADDARIO INDUSTRIES, parent company of HI-HO PETROLEUM  The D’Addario Construction Company was first established in 1927 and soon earned a legendary reputation in the Bridgeport area for road building.

• By the 1950s, the company became known as “Hi-Ho D’Addario,” and had completed sections of Fairfield County’s Merritt Parkway and the Connecticut Thruway (I-95). In fact, if you’ve ever driven over I-95 you’ve passed through a part of Hi-Ho’s history!

• In the 1960s, Hi-Ho D’Addario invested in many real estate and hotel transactions, as well as the area’s only major TV and radio transmission tower.

• Further diversifying in the 1970s, Hi-Ho D’Addario acquired TV and radio stations across the eastern seaboard and as far west as Wyoming. It also expanded locally by acquiring several small oil companies and consolidating them under one name: Hi-Ho Petroleum. Ownership also tried to buy the New York Jets Football franchise, which resulted in the Bridgeport-based Hi-Ho Jets, to the delight of local fans.

• By the 80’s, D’Addario launched Air Hi-Ho, which ran Bridgewater commuter flights to Chicago, Boston, and Washington, D.C. It also acquired, among other things, Bridgeport’s regional shopping mall, the Bridgeport Brass complex, a majority interest in Milford Jai Alai, and the Claridge Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Upon being granted the first individual casino license in that state’s history, the property was renamed the Claridge Hotel & Hi-Ho Casino. Near the end of the decade, D’Addario Industries renovated the old Read’s building on 999 Broad Street in downtown Bridgeport to house the headquarters of Mechanics and Farmers Bank and Currency, and is now home to Chase Bank and the City Hall Annex.

• In the 1990’s, D’Addario helped convert the Hi-Ho Mall into Housatonic Community College and the Sears Automotive Center into the Troop G State Police Barracks, with a state-of-the-art traffic monitoring system for the I-95 corridor. As 2000 approached, it also developed company-owned real estate into residential complexes in Darien, Woodbury and Newtown.

• Today, the Hi-Ho D’Addario entrepreneurial spirit continues, now including asphalt plants in Danbury, a storage facility in Bridgeport, a sand and gravel facility in Newtown, a hotel and restaurant in Fairfield County, cell transmission towers, billboards throughout Fairfield County, licensed bulky waste landfills, a heavy construction equipment and materials hauling company, an aluminum company (the 3rd largest U.S. producer of aluminum can stock for the food and beverage industry), and various real estate holdings throughout Connecticut. It also owns technology companies with offices throughout the U.S., London and Australia. And of course, Hi-Ho Petroleum continues to service an impressive market share of commercial and home heating oil in lower Fairfield County and lower New Haven County. With its own fleet of trucks, 24 hour emergency service, and over 25 employees, Hi Ho is ready to take on your home comfort needs.