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Haffner’s acquires Hartmann Oil & Propane

Lawrence, MA Haffner’s, a family-owned business that serves customers with heating oil and propane and operates gas stations, convenience stores, and car washes across Mass., N.H, and ME, has acquired Hartmann Oil & Propane. The acquisition marks a significant milestone for Haffner’s as it continues to uphold its tradition of family values and customer-centric service.

Founded in 1983, Hartmann Oil & Propane has earned a strong reputation for its commitment to customers, serving thousands of households in Mass., N.H., and Southern Maine with reliable heating solutions. Haffner’s, as a family-owned business, sees this strategic acquisition as a natural extension of its core values and a testament to its unwavering dedication to the communities it serves.

“Our heritage as a family-owned business runs deep, and it has always been at the heart of everything we do,” said Jeff Black, CEO of Haffner’s. “Welcoming Hartmann Oil & Propane into our family is a momentous occasion for us. Their customer-centric approach and focus on safety and reliability perfectly align with our values, and together, we are poised to continue providing the highest level of service and care to our extended family of customers.”

Both Haffner’s and Hartmann understand the importance of creating lasting relationships with customers, treating them like family, and ensuring their homes and businesses are well taken care of.

The owner of Hartmann Oil & Propane, Andrew Hartmann, expressed enthusiasm about the new partnership, stating, “We are thrilled to be joining Haffner’s, a company that shares our deep-rooted commitment to family values. Our customers have always been at the heart of our business, and we are excited to continue serving them with the same care and dedication as we become part of the Haffner’s family.”

Haffner’s extensive network of gas stations, convenience stores, car washes, and food service locations complements the heating oil and propane distribution services offered by Hartmann Oil & Propane. This strategic move allows Haffner’s to provide comprehensive energy solutions to families and businesses across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Southern Maine.

As Haffner’s continues to grow and expand, its vision to “Energize the lives that make communities go” remains at the forefront of its mission. The acquisition of Hartmann Oil & Propane further solidifies Haffner’s position as a regional leader with a strong legacy of family values, unwavering commitment to safety, and dedication to providing reliable energy solutions.

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