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Heat for Less

With projections in the prices of heating oil and gas continuing to rise and fuel supplies uncertain, pellet heat provides a reliable alternative. Pellet fuel is readily available and the price has remained stable for the past 10 years. Currently in New England, pellets average between $160 to $180 per ton. Homeowners are reporting great savings by burning pellets for supplemental, and in some cases, whole house heating. Some homeowners have reported fuel savings of as much as 35% to 50% and the ability to recoup their initial investment inthe stove within
a few heating seasons.

Cleanest Alternative

Pellet stoves are much cleaner burning than even the best wood stoves on the market. Very little smoke, if any, is produced and this greatly reduces soot deposits in the flue system that can lead to dangerous chimney fires. Pellet fuel produces very little ash so cleaning
is much less frequent. Finally, pellet fuel comes in sealed plastic bags
and is sterilized during the extrusion process. This means that molds and funguses, commonly found on wood logs, that cause allergic reactions
are absent.

Warm your Home
NOT the Planet

Wood is a renewable source. Pellets are made from 100% wood waste material from lumber mills and furniture manufacturers. Using pellets helps reduce the costs and problems of waste disposal. Each year over 6.5 million cubic yards of waste are diverted from landfills and converted to home heating in the form of pellets. By recycling this wood waste into a clean burning and high heat value fuel we are helping to reduce our overdependence on fossil fuels. Pellet stoves burn very cleanly and offer the lowest emissions of unwanted pollutants of any solid
fuel burning appliances. Unlike
fossil fuels, wood pellet burning does not create greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming.

Burning pellets offers convenient heat delivered with environmental concern.

Convenient and Easy to Use

Pellet stoves can be installed on almost any outside wall using a vent kit similar to a dryer vent or be installed into an existing chimney. And because the heat output can be precisely controlled, pellet stoves will work equally well in rooms or to heat large areas of the home. They produce a steady, even heat output, and require refueling only once or twice per day. Ongoing tending of the stove is unnecessary since the stove automatically feeds the fuel to the burn pot. Storage of pellets is easy as one ton of 40 lb bags takes up only about 4 square feet.