Depending on where in the state you are Buy the fire in Oxford and Alternative Heat Source in Naples both have been good to work with. Most folks will recommend Harman or Quadrafire stoves. They are built by the same company and both are the higher end of stoves.
A lot of the equation will be how comfortable you are working on the stoves. They do require maintenance daily/weekly/monthly. Dealers are good if you want to have them work on the big things, but if you’re a DIY person you could save 1000s by purchasing a big box stove(PelPro from tractor supply, ComforBilt from HD/Lowes) are good stoves, will require more tinkering. An example is Pelpro 130b is the same stove as Quad Outfitter 2. Both same internals and such, but the quad has an external thermostat and dealer support.
In terms of pellets, wood Pellet Warehouse out of Jay is best delivered price and best service I have found. They do statewide delivery too.
cmjohn1979 t1_ivjwa17 wrote
Reply to pellet stove by Krissy_loo
Depending on where in the state you are Buy the fire in Oxford and Alternative Heat Source in Naples both have been good to work with. Most folks will recommend Harman or Quadrafire stoves. They are built by the same company and both are the higher end of stoves.
A lot of the equation will be how comfortable you are working on the stoves. They do require maintenance daily/weekly/monthly. Dealers are good if you want to have them work on the big things, but if you’re a DIY person you could save 1000s by purchasing a big box stove(PelPro from tractor supply, ComforBilt from HD/Lowes) are good stoves, will require more tinkering. An example is Pelpro 130b is the same stove as Quad Outfitter 2. Both same internals and such, but the quad has an external thermostat and dealer support.
In terms of pellets, wood Pellet Warehouse out of Jay is best delivered price and best service I have found. They do statewide delivery too.