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Wood Pellet Pricing
Glad to be of help Joel.
If I may offer a further suggestion, if you presently have a forced air heating system, several manufacturers also offer add-on furnace style pellet burning units.
Basically it is a second smaller (because it has no blower) furnace that feeds heat into your exist air plenum and the blower you already own circulates the air.
One of the big advantages of these units is the over-sized fuel hoppers and the price. They feature a hopper big enough to burn a week (or more) unattended and if they go out for some reason your existing burner takes over.
They are a much better value IMHO because you're paying for capacity and function, not beauty and form.
A neighbour of mine has one of these and installed a simple ABS pipe through the foundation wall between his furnace room in the basement and his garage. The pellets get poured down it right out of the back of his pickup and go directly into the fuel hopper of his furnace.
BTW, most dealers will both store all the pellets you pre-purchase for free, and will also give you a discount if you sign a contract at the beginning of the year and commit to purchase a minimum amount of pellet that year.
At least that's how it works around here.
Best of luck.
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ABOUT THE SAME PRICE HERE IN OK. I GOT THROUGH ABOUT A BAG IN 12 HRS 2000 SQ FT HOME
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