Resources about Wood Pellet Fuel

Pellet Links & Resources

Pellet Baskets

Wood Pellet Baskets are engineered for existing wood stoves and fireplaces. They allow for a controlled burn of pellets in traditional non-pellet appliances. Always consult your heating appliance manufacturer before adding any device to your heating appliance.

Pellet Stoves and Central Heating Appliances

Harman Stove - www.harmanstoves.com
A leading manufacturer of pellet stoves, boilers, and furnaces with dealers throughout the northeast.
Quadra-Fire - www.quadrafire.com
Another leading manufacturer of pellet stoves
TARM USA - www.woodboilers.com
A leading manufacturer and distributor of wood pellet boilers.
Hearth, Patio and Barbeque Association - www.hpba.org
HPBA represents the hearth industry nationwide. There are many more links on their website.

Wood Pellet Industry

The wood pellet industry is growing rapidly around the globe. Learn more about it by visiting the link(s) below. We hope this list will provide additional information on the renewable energy, hearth, and forest products industries. The appearance of a link does not imply any endorsement by the PFI of the entity or its website.

Pellet Fuels Institute - www.pelletheat.org
The national trade association for wood pellet fuel manufacturers, equipment suppliers and other supportive industries
Alliance for Green Heat - www.forgreenheat.org
American Council on Renewable Energy – ACORE - www.acore.org
Biomass Magazine - www.biomassmagazine.com
Biomass Thermal Energy Council - www.biomassthermal.org
Bioenergy International - www.bioenergyinternational.com
Fuels for Schools and Beyond - www.fuelsforschools.info/
Hearth & Home Magazine - www.hearthandhome.com
Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association - www.hpba.org
HPBExpo 2011 - www.hpbexpo.com
National Renewable Energy Laboratory - www.nrel.gov
ProPellets Austria - www.propellets.at
Smallwood News - www.smallwoodnews.com
TimberBuySell.com - www.timberbuysell.com
U.S. Energy Information Administration - http://www.eia.doe.gov/
Wikipedia: Wood Pellet - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wood_pellet
Wood Bioenergy Magazine - www.woodbioenergymagazine.com
Wood Pellet Association of Canada - www.pellet.org
Heating oil use falls as prices, irritation rise - www.usatoday.com

Delivery in Connecticut ONLY starting at 1 Ton of Pellets.

Depending on your location in Connecticut, we charge between $65 and $85 to deliver the first ton and $20 per additional ton on same delivery. Outside of CT, please call us for delivery price.

You must be willing to take delivery within 14 days of order. However, this does not guarantee that you will receive delivery within 14 days.

We will no longer hold price or product if you are unwilling to take delivery. If we can not get to you in this time frame we will hold your order.

There will be a minimum wait charge fee of $75 if the delivery conditions do not allow us to drop your products in an efficient manner because this impacts the rest of our deliveries. (If we show up and you are not ready to accept the product)

When we show up at your house with the delivery, we are expecting your garage to be clean and ready and cars to be moved out of the way. We cannot clean your garage for you.

The delivery charges quoted are based on grouping deliveries together in your local area. Please cooperate when we contact you with a delivery time and date.

We need to know about any and all delivery conditions that apply such as: Low Power Lines, Gravel Driveway, Paved Driveway, Narrow Road/Driveway or a Steep Upward Hill.

We can not roll our pallet jacks on gravel, grass or dirt. If you have one of these conditions and we can back to where you want them please have some plywood available so we can roll your product off our truck into place for you.

Blakeslee Pellets will make every best effort to get your product where you want it. Please be reasonable. Every driver is responsible for their equipment. The drivers will not do what they know they can not do.

Blakeslee Pellets does not hand unload product for you.

Blakeslee Pellets does not back onto lawns. A waiver will need to be signed if the driver feels he can do so without damaging our equipment.

Our trucks are tall please have all trees trimmed so we can back safely without damaging our trucks.