Pellet Stove

A pellet stove is a highly efficient heating appliance that burns small compressed pellets made from wood waste, sawdust, or other biomass materials. An integrated hopper and auger system automatically feeds pellets into the combustion chamber at a controlled rate, maintaining consistent heat output with minimal user intervention. This automation makes pellet stoves significantly more convenient than traditional wood stoves while achieving efficiency ratings of 70 to 90 percent. Pellet stoves appeal to homeowners seeking an eco-friendly heating alternative that uses renewable fuel sources. The pellets produce very little ash compared to cordwood, and modern pellet stoves feature advanced combustion technology that minimizes emissions. Available in freestanding and insert configurations, they can serve as primary or supplemental heat sources. Many models include programmable thermostats and remote controls for precise temperature management throughout the home.