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CHATHAM COUNTY · GA

Fuel delivery in Chatham County, GA

Diesel, DEF and generator fuel delivered across Savannah, Pooler, Garden City and the islands. The marine terminals sit inside this county, which makes it the fastest territory we run.

Terminals
Inside the county
100
Gallon minimum
Emergency
Runs available
WHO WE FUEL HERE

Fueling Chatham County

Port and drayage fleets

The Port of Savannah moved roughly 5.7 million TEU in 2025, third-busiest container gateway in the country, and Garden City Terminal runs yard equipment and reefer generator loads that do not pause between shifts. The drayage and warehousing fleets that move behind it stage along the Pooler and Garden City corridor where I-95 meets SR 21. Deliveries into secured terminal zones need TWIC-credentialed drivers and advance gate scheduling, which we arrange before the window rather than at it.

Construction along I-16 and Pooler

The I-16 widening between I-95 and SR 67 is bringing $468.35 million of construction into the county's western approach over the next several years. Away from it, Martin Marietta Wentworth and Vulcan aggregate operations run heavy equipment on a year-round cycle that has nothing to do with the port. Both take dyed off-road diesel delivered to the machine or to a tank on site.

Hospitals, data halls and standby power

Standby generation across the medical district and the industrial base gets tested for real here rather than only during monthly runs. Scheduled top-offs keep tanks above threshold, polishing handles fuel that has sat between load tests, and unscheduled runs are covered when an outage draws a tank down early.

Storm season and island access

Downtown Savannah's historic district restricts tanker movement by street width and weight, so those deliveries route via SR 21 and President Street Extension with the vehicle sized to the street. Tybee and marina accounts often need gasoline alongside diesel on the same stop. During named storms, island and low-lying access closes earlier than most people expect, which is why pre-season arrangements matter more than a fast phone call.

QUESTIONS

Chatham questions

Do you deliver inside the Port of Savannah terminal areas?
Yes. Secured terminal zones require TWIC-credentialed drivers and advance gate scheduling, which we coordinate before the delivery window so nothing is held at the gate.
Can you reach job sites in downtown Savannah's historic district?
Yes, using smaller tankers and fuel trailers. Narrow streets and low clearances rule out full-size transports, so we size the vehicle to the site and route via SR 21 and President Street Extension.
How quickly can you deliver emergency fuel in Chatham County?
Chatham has the shortest supply line in our coverage area because the marine terminals are inside the county. Emergency response here is faster than anywhere else on the Georgia coast.
What happens during a hurricane watch?
Contracted accounts get topped off before a track is confirmed. Island and low-lying access closes early during named storms, so the arrangement made before the season is what protects you, not the call during one.

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