QuadraFire Pellet Stoves Are a Great Way to Heat Your Home
3 March 2011
With the price of oil and other traditional fuel sources constantly on the rise,
Quadrafire pellet stoves provide consumers with a way to
save money while efficiently
heating their home. With lower heating costs and big tax credits available, many people are making the switch and choosing to
warm their homes in a greener way. The following information can help you understand the basics of using a
pellet stove to heat your home and how it can benefit you in a variety of ways.
These types of stoves are an
environmentally friendly alternative to traditional wood or oil burning stoves, as well as central heating systems. A pellet stove
utilizes pellets made from biomass and agricultural waste materials such as wood chips, sawdust, grass, corn, wheat and sunflower seeds. Replacing traditional fireplaces that could not heat a home efficiently, a these devices have a thermostat to distribute heat evenly and well.
Stoves hold enough fuel to cover several days and cleaning them is as simple as emptying a tray.
Since
these products run off of bio material, there are less air particulate and greenhouse emissions, making them
safer for the environment and your health. The ongoing reduction in the amount of oil and other fossil fuels you use thanks to pellet
stoves is also better for the environment. The products these
pellets are made out of are given a second life when they are recycled into a fuel source for your home.
One of the best reasons to switch to a
pellet stove now is the money you can get from government tax credits for installing a
75 percent efficient product, part of the government's plan to encourage consumers to choose green. You can earn up to $1,500 that will cover 30 percent of the cost of the actual product, the installation and also the piping required. This can make the purchase of a product much more affordable, but the tax credits are only available for a limited time.
Contact us today to learn more about our
QuadraFire Pellet Stoves.