The Energy Co-op installs space heaters that burn heating oil, kerosene or natural gas. They are simple to install, highly efficient and affordable. Space heaters are good choices for these situations:
- Heating small homes, especially those that have a relatively open floor plan and are well-insulated.
- Rooms that need some extra heat beyond that provided by a furnace or boiler.
- New additions, where adding a space heater often costs less than expanding a central heating system.
- Spaces that are only used occasionally, such as hunting camps and summer homes, where it may be uneconomical to use a central heating system.
For some general information on how space heaters work, here's some helpful information from the State of Vermont.
To request a quote give Joe Cobb a call at 860-4090 or click on "Request a Quote" below.
Space Heaters from the Energy Co-op of Vermont
Laser Heater
Laser Heater
- Burns kerosene
- 87.7% efficiency
- Whisper quiet operation
- Easy to install
- Direct vent technology
- Simple controls, programmable thermostat
Laser Heater More information
Rinnai space heater
Rinnai
- Burns natural gas
- 83% efficient
- Quick response to small temperature changes
- Easy to install
- Direct vent technology
- Simple controls, programmable thermostat
Rinnai More information
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