Vermont Pellet Stoves & Furnaces

More and more Vermonters are using pellet stoves to heat their homes.

Here’s why!

Excellent Alternative to Oil, Natural Gas, Propane or Kerosene

Many Vermonters install pellet stoves to reduce their dependence on oil, propane or natural gas and because pellet prices are relatively stable.

Efficient Heat and Very Low Emissions

Pellet stoves use modern technology to control fuel to air ratios for optimal combustion. The result is the lowest emissions of any biomass appliance.

Tax Credits – Up to $1,500!

Our Napoleon pellet stoves qualify for a federal tax credit of 30% of the installed cost up to $1,500. When we install your stove, we provide the paperwork that you need to claim this credit on your 2010 tax return.

Automatic Operation

Load pellets into the hopper and push a button to start the stove. Once it’s running, pellets are delivered to the combustion chamber automatically. For more heat, push another button.

Easy Installation and Maintenance

Pellet stoves are power vented and can be installed almost anywhere in a home that’s near an electrical outlet. Maintenance is straightforward: filling the hopper with pellets, emptying the ash pan and occasional cleaning. We also recommend an annual service from our technicians to make sure everything’s in tip top shape.

For more information, especially about choosing a pellet stove that’s right for you, visit the Pellet Fuels Institute.

The Energy Co-op installs MagnuM pellet furnaces manufactured by American Energy Systems, a company with 36 years industry experience and thousands of happy customers and pellet stoves and fireplace inserts from Napoleon Fireplaces, an industry leader for thirty years.