Using Pellet Stoves For Heat
When fuel sources start to become too expensive, people start to look for alternatives that will allow them to save money. This is exactly the case when it comes to lowering heating bills. People are finding that using Pellet Stoves can make a tremendous difference in the heating bill, and are efficient enough to totally replace other more expensive heating systems. In addition to that, they offer the same mesmerizing view of the flickering flame that fireplaces have, made possible through a viewing glass on the front. One thing to consider is the fact that these units have a lot of parts that can and do break over time. If that is something that concerns you, it's good to know about.
There are many different sizes and price ranges of Pellet Stoves to choose from, and what size you need depends on how much heat you need to be put out. If you're looking to heat your entire home, that will definitely be a factor to consider verses someone who just wants to supplement their home heating system. However, it's good to know that you'll need to spend in the neighborhood of $1,399 at the least, regardless of whether you go with Kozi, St. Croix, or Enviro.
Prices can definitely go up from there, such as the Enviro Omega Freestanding Pellet Stoves which output 60000 BTUs (British Thermal Units) and run about $2000, or the Vistaflame VF55-FS models, which cost about $2,975. Depending on where you decide to purchase the unit, you can pay more or less than you would somewhere else, so it may help to shop around. Of course, you might be able to locate very old models that haven't been around since the middle of the 1980s, like the ones from Riteway or Fuel King. Of course, these would require maintenance to burn clean by today's standards.
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So whether you're looking to replace the current heating system you use or just add a little heat to a certain area, Pellet Stoves are something to consider. They can be very pricey, but it's an investment you make with the hopes of having it pay for itself down the road. Of course, there is always the option to make your own as well, which is by far the cheapest option if you know how to do it. |
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