Pellets & Logs
WITHIN 10
MILES
Zone 1: East Longmeadow, Ellington, Longmeadow, South Windsor, Windsor Locks, Enfield, Somers, Suffield
$70 first ton, $20 each additional ton
Zone 2: Agawam, Granby, Tolland, West Suffield, East Granby, Stafford, Vernon, Windsor
$80 first ton, $20 each additional ton
Additional fee applies for more than 3 tons,
due to increase in diesel fuel cost.
Full tons only!
All fuel can be purchased by the TON, ½ TON or by the BAG!
Before purchasing pellets, ask your dealer if they know the
ash content, fines content and the BTU output of the pellets they sell.
We pride ourselves on knowing all the specifications of the products we sell,
and how that may affect the heating capabilities of your pellet stove.
By knowing what you're purchasing, you get a perfect match for your stove.
To view test reports of our fuels, please go to Fuel Information,
and click on the picture of the bag of fuel.
Pellet Information
Softwood vs Hardwood Pellets
Most people jump to the conclusion that hardwood is better than softwood. When it comes to cord wood for a woodstove that may be the case - but when it comes to pellets, it's a completely different story. Cord wood is sold by volume, not by weight. So a cord of hardwood weighs more than a cord of softwood. But with pellets, a pound of hardwood pellets weighs the same as a pound of softwood. So actually what counts is heat output or BTU's. Here is some information from the wood industry.
White Oak (hardwood)
Burns at approx. 8810 BTU/pound
Yellow Pine (softwood)
Burns at approx. 9610 BTU/pound
This all boils down to you can get up to 10-20% more heat from a softwood pellet as compared to a hardwood. This does depend on the species of the wood. All premium grade pellets have less than a 1% ash content, and whether it be a .6 or a .8 content you really won't notice the difference. Remember, pellets are made from sawdust and chips that are extruded through the pellet mill, this process creates virtually the same density whether it be hardwood dust or softwood dust. So whether it be hard or soft, the density of the wood pellets are approximately the same. Pellet density is not determined by nature, but in fact by the pressure of the pellet mill. So is hardwood better than softwood, I'll leave it up to you.
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Ash content may vary from bag to bag and from pallet to pallet. All our fuels are 1.0% or less ash content (Premium Grade) Ash content listed is an overall average from multiple test reports obtained from the manufacturer.
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Quality
Pellet
Fuels
La Crete Pellets (softwood)
60 bag pallet
$417
Equal to 347.50 /ton
Out of Stock
Accepting Cash, Check, & Debit!
PRODUCES A HIGH BTU VALUE UP TO: 8400-8900 BTU
Ash content .3 to .4%
Northern Warmth Pellets
Supreme Douglas
Call For Pricing
50 bag pallet
In Stock
Accept Cash, Check, & Debit!
PRODUCES A HIGH BTU VALUE UP TO: 8800-9200 BTU
Ash content .1 to .2%
Wood & Sons
Eastern White Pine
$326
50 bag
In Stock
Accepting Cash, Check,
& Debit!
PRODUCES A HIGH
BTU VALUE UP TO:
8600-9100 BTU
Ash content .2 to .3%
Prices subject to change at any time
Bear Mountain BBQ Pellets
$15.99 +tax
(20lb. bag)
In Stock
Accept Cash, Check, & Debit!
North Idaho Energy Logs
Call For Pricing
240 logs per pallet
Special Order Only
Accept Cash, Check, & Debit!
PRODUCES A HIGH BTU VALUE UP TO: Up to 60,000 BTUs/log
Ash content .1 to .2%
