Maine Pellet Stoves and Inserts
Lower the cost of your winter heating bill with a new pellet stove or insert from Finest Hearth & Home. We provide a variety of pellet heating solutions for your home.
Our line of Quadrafire pellet stoves and inserts offers you the latest and most fuel-efficient pellet technology on the market today.
Pellets, made from wood by-products, provide consumers with one of the cleanest, most economical home heating choices on the market. Pellets stoves and inserts have extra appeal for those interested in the reduction of carbon emissions, but who do not want to sacrifice comfort and convenience.
Convenience is a major factor when considering pellet technologies. Pellet-burning appliances are often compared to oil and electric heaters in ease of use. They require less frequent refueling (from once a day to twice a week, depending on type and heat requirements), can be vented through a small hole to the outdoors, and produce less odor and virtually no smoke. They are safe and stay relatively cool to the touch since the stove exteriors are not used to radiate heat. Bags of pellets are more easily and compactly stored than wood, and are easy to load. Further, the low moisture content of pellets results in high efficiency and few unwanted emissions.
Home Heating Pellet Stoves
Free-standing pellet stoves can be installed almost anywhere in the home, and can be located closer to existing walls than comparable wood stoves.
Following are a few things to consider when purchasing a pellet stove or insert:
- Cost Savings: The use of pellets as a source of heat can dramatically lower winter heating bills.
- Thermostat: Stove heat output is based on room temperature. Temperature remains constant even when you are not present.
- Large glass view: When aesthetics as well as performance is important.
- Imitation logs: When you want the look of a cordwood fire.
Ask a Finest Hearth & Home expert for more information about this increasingly popular heat source. Your final selection will be influenced by your house size and layout, its insulation and construction, and your heating requirements.
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