Family-Owned. Locally Operated. Always Reliable.

Where It Began
Bryan Jacobs establishes Jacobs Petroleum Products in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, laying the foundation for the company that would become Stuck Energy.

The Stuck Family Takes The Lead
Richard and Ellen Stuck purchase Jacobs Petroleum Products, beginning a new chapter of family ownership and leadership.

Expanding The Footprint
The acquisition of Oakland Oil Company extends the company’s service capabilities into new communities.

A New Generation And New Ventures
Steve Stuck joins the family business full-time. The company also opens its first company-owned convenience store and, one year later, its first fast-food restaurant.

Supporting Regional Energy Development
The company begins serving customers operating throughout the Marcellus and Utica Shale plays.

Investing In Infrastructure And Fleet Fueling
Major investments are made to rebuild the Jacobs Petroleum and Oakland Oil bulk plants. The company also becomes a Pacific Pride franchisee and opens its first location, establishing what is now the Stuck’s Fleet Fueling network.

Expanding Into Propane
A propane bulk plant is built at the Oakland Oil facility, and the operation is rebranded as Oakland Oil & Propane.

Accelerating Growth
The company expands through the acquisition of GO Energy, formerly Dulaney Oil, in Morgantown, West Virginia, and Guttman Energy’s short-truck business in the greater Pittsburgh area. During this period, the Lone Pine Beer Store opens and a propane bulk plant is constructed at the Jacobs Petroleum facility in Waynesburg.

Expanding Regional Footprint
The company acquires Fuel Throttle, Inc. in Fredericktown, Pennsylvania, further expanding its regional customer base.

Building A Presence In Deep Creek
The Deep Creek Fireplace & Outdoor Store opens, and Deep Creek Mountain Utilities is acquired, adding a propane pipeline system to the company’s growing operations.

Bedford Valley Joins The Company
The acquisition of Bedford Valley Petroleum & Propane adds bulk plants in Everett and McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania, as well as Cumberland and McHenry, Maryland.

A New Headquarters And Third Generation
The company moves into a new headquarters in Waynesburg’s Evergreene Industrial Park. Matt Stuck also joins the business, representing the third generation of the Stuck family to help lead the company forward.

Continued Pennsylvania Expansion
The company acquires Barber Oil & Propane and McLaughlin Oil & Propane, adding bulk plants in Ebensburg and Duncansville, Pennsylvania.

Strengthening Our Regional Network
The acquisition of Luther P. Miller Inc. adds bulk plants in Ligonier, Johnstown, Somerset, and Confluence, Pennsylvania. Deep Creek Mountain Utilities also opens a propane pipeline system and bulk plant in the Keysers Ridge Industrial Park in Maryland.

One Company, One Name
The company brings its history, services, and regional operations together under a new name: Stuck Energy. The rebrand honors more than 71 years of growth while establishing a unified identity for the future.