In times of significant fuel cost increases, a temporary fuel surcharge may be applied to your invoice. This occurs only when fuel prices rise substantially – specifically, when diesel or gasoline prices increase by more than 25% from the baseline “All Grade” fuel cost posted by the EIA for the week your proposal was delivered (based on Midwest data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration).
If triggered, the surcharge is modest and scales with fuel cost increases:
· 25% increase in fuel prices → 3% surcharge
· 50% increase → 6% surcharge
· 75% increase → 8% surcharge
Our goal is to remain fair and transparent. This approach allows us to continue delivering consistent
service and quality, even during periods of volatile fuel costs.
