The Energy Co-op installs efficient and affordable space heaters that burn heating oil, kerosene, or natural gas. Our expert service team can recommend the right space heater for your room size and budget.
Request a Quote for a New Space Heater Today: Call Joe Cobb at 860-4090 or fill out the contact form on this page.
Space Heaters from the Energy Co-op of Vermont
Laser Heater
Laser Heater Kerosene Space Heateras
- Burns kerosene
- 87.7% efficiency
- Whisper quiet operation
- Easy to install
- Direct vent technology
- Simple controls, programmable thermostat
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Rinnai space heat
Rinnai Natural Gas Space Heaters
- Burns natural gas
- 83% efficient
- Quick response to small temperature changes
- Easy to install
- Direct vent technology
- Simple controls, programmable thermostat
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How Do Space Heaters Work?
While central heating systems are designed to distribute heat throughout your home "space" heaters are commonly used to provide localized heat to the room in which they are located.
Space heating units can be freestanding or fixed and may reduce demand on central systems, but their efficiencies vary widely so be sure to look for ones with high efficiency ratings.
Should I install a Space Heater in my Vermont home?
A space heater for your Vermont home might be a good option if you are using it to:
- Heat Small Homes: Ideal for homes with open floor plans and good insulation.Supplemental Room Heating: Providing extra warmth in rooms beyond what a furnace or boiler offers.
- New Additions: More cost-effective than expanding a central heating system for new home additions.
- Occasional Use Spaces: Perfect for areas like hunting camps and summer homes where central heating is impractical.
Our General Manager, Brian Gray, explains how the Energy Co-op helps members reduce fossil fuel use.