You know what it’s like to buy pellets that claim to be premium wood pellets, but turn out to be less than that. It seems every company claims to have a premium brand, but as you have found out, not all pellets produce the same amount of heat.

That’s why we are super excited about our very own Pellet Mill based in Peach Bottom, PA! This has been a work in progress for month and months and we are finally producing pellets day after day. Now our team can ensure that your pellets are really of the highest quality.

Listen to what one of our customers has to say about the pellets coming from our Wood Pellet Mill in Peach Bottom:

“The customer service is great and the quality of the pellets is above what we have used for years. There is very little ash and the pellets burn hotter!”

What are wood pellets?
Wood pellets are small cylinders of compressed waste wood from local saw mills. The pellets are manufactured from carefully screened and dried wood then pressed and compressed to a uniform shape and size

How much can I save?
The cost of burning wood pellets for sale would be about the same as oil if oil cost $1.90/gallon! Even if you don’t already have a wood pellet burning appliance (a free-standing stove, fireplace insert, or a wood pellet-fired boiler) the investment would pay for itself in just a few years (depending on current system and other factors).

Do I have to start the stove/boiler each time I need heat?
No! Pellet stoves and boilers have thermostatic control, automatic ignition and calibrated feed augers that start and stop as needed just like your current system.

What about maintenance?
Burning pellets requires the homeowner to periodically empty the ash pan of residual ash. Typically, a ton of wood pellets produces 4-5 cups of ash depending on the appliance, weather conditions, and other heating factor

How do I heat with wood pellets?
Numerous options are available depending on your needs. Retrofits which utilize an existing boiler system are designed to replace the oil burner while all other elements of the existing system remain (radiators, thermostat, water jacket, etc). Other applications include pellet stoves (free-standing or fireplace inserts) that look much like a traditional wood stove but have a hopper which feeds pellets into the burn chamber.

Are they safe?
Absolutely! Wood pellet fuel has been in use throughout Europe for more than 30 years. It is a proven fuel source with a cost that is far less volatile than fuel oil, propane, or even electricity. In fact, the cost of wood pellet fuel on the east coast as dropped consistently over the last 5 years while other fuels have risen or remained stagnant.