Are you Ready to Switch to an Alternative Heating Solution?

Higher gas, electric and fuel oil prices are becoming a major household bill for many people. With no end in sight to rising prices, the era of biomass fuels has truly arrived. Biomass fuels are products of vegetation: wood, and dry shelled corn are two examples. These sources of energy are renewable, cheap, and keep your heating dollars in the U.S. Old standard biomass fuels such as wood have new, cleaner, more efficient ways to heat your home.

If you currently burn wood because you have easy access to this fuel, like to cut wood, or own a woodlot, see the information on Taylor Water Stoves. A Taylor Water Stove is an outdoor wood burning furnace, surrounded by a water jacket that stores the heat from the fire. The hot water is piped into the home or building where the heat is distributed through radiators, hot-water baseboard or a heat exchanger in an air handler.

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