A1PELLET.COM Premium Grade Pellet Stove Fuels

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2023 - 2024 Heating Season
Is now here!


Inventory is LOW please call to order


We are open All Year
M-F 8:30AM to 5PM
for customer pick up

Be sure to CALL AHEAD to pickup full skids to be sure
We have a forklift driver available


** 2023 - 2024 Heating Season Hours **

Start September 23, 2023
Weekdays - 8:30AM to 6PM
Saturdays - 9AM to 1PM - Ends April 6, 2024



Central Connecticut’s premier source of Wood Pellet Fuel

Conveniently located at the junction of Routes 3 and 160
in Rocky Hill CT,


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New Arrival at
A1PELLET.COM

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Premium Softwood Pellets


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Our inventory is low, so please call ahead


2023 - 2024 Heating Season Hours
September 23rd, 2023 to April 6th, 2024
Weekdays 8:30AM to 6PM
Saturday - 9AM to 1PM - Ends April 6th, 2024

Open All Year
Off Season, April - September
Weekdays 8:30AM to 5PM
Saturday - Closed

If you need after hours / Saturday Pickup
Please call to make arrangements

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A1PELLET.COM accepts Visa/MasterCard/Discover/Amex cards
Cash and Checks also welcome.

Delivery service and charge information on Order Form

More Stock Arriving Weekly!

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And Deliveries Going Out!

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A1PELLET.COM Features

BIOBRICKS Wood Bricks

Made in Connecticut


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Connecticut made
Blackstone Hardwood Fuel Pellets
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Blackstone
Hardwood Pellets

OUT OF STOCK

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A Popular Low Cost
Heating Fuel Pellet


All Wood Pellet Products are sold by the bag
at our Warehouse, pick up only.


Delivery Information

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Our normal delivery area is up to 45 miles distance from our warehouse.
See Town List Below for a delivery estimate.

Our goal is to get your pellets to you in the most efficient manner possible.
 
We deliver your pellets on specially designed flatbed trailers and electric pallet jacks. This allows us too easily and safely move your pellets into your garage or drop on your driveway.
We cannot unload onto dirt or gravel driveways as the pallet jacks do not work on those surfaces. We can unload on directly into your garage or drop on the street.
 
We can operate on nearly any driveway for orders of up to 3 skids, but let us know if your driveway is challenging.
For orders that are 4 or 5 tons, our longer trailer can be used as long as your driveway is relatively level or we can unload in the street and operate the pallet jack on your driveway.
Give us a call and we’ll figure out the best way to handle your order.

Note: We Do Not Deliver on Grass or Gravel Driveways


For Delivery Orders
Check your Delivery Area
Here

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Why burn Wood Pellets vs. Cordwood?

Wood pellet fuel is a renewable, clean-burning and cost stable home heating alternative currently used throughout North America. Wood pellets are a biomass product made of renewable substances - generally sawdust and other recycled wood waste. There are currently over 1 million homes in North American using wood pellets for heat, in freestanding stoves, fireplace inserts and even furnaces.
North American wood pellets are produced in manufacturing facilities through out Canada and the United States, and Connecticut made pellets are available for purchase A1 Pellet Sales in clean, easy to handle 40 lb bags and by the ton!
One bag of pellet fuel equals 2.5 gallons of oil, or one ton (50 bags) equals 1½ cords of wood!

Help Take Control of Heating Costs
Wood pellet stoves are the perfect choice for people that often experience high home heating bills due to fluctuating energy costs. In fact, wood pellet stoves are often installed in homes as secondary heat sources to help maintain control over heating expenses. The reason is the fuel. Wood pellet stoves burn economical pellets made from recycled sawdust. The economy of wood pellets is due to the low cost of the materials and the efficiency of the manufacturing processes, as well as the ability for people to lock in an entire year of fuel costs before the beginning of the heating season.

Efficient Heat and Minimal Emissions
Wood Pellet stoves are efficient home heaters thanks to state-of-the-art technology that helps control the fuel-to-air ratio within the stove and ensures almost complete combustion of the fuel. This technology helps to generate minimal wood smoke, making pellet stoves the lowest emission solid-fuel burning hearth products available today and a popular choice in areas where winter air quality is an issue.

Automated Wood Burning
A wood pellet stove is an automated wood burner. Wood Pellet stoves operate with an easy-to-use convenience while providing a rich, radiant and convection heat. To use a wood pellet stove, simply load a supply of wood pellets into the hopper and start the stove. Once the stove is operating, an automated feed system delivers the wood pellets into a burn chamber within the stove where combustion air is forced through the fire creating a mini furnace. In many wood pellet stoves, the ignition system is also automatic, increasing the convenience factor.


Learn more about the economic and environmental benefits of Wood Pellet Stoves and Wood Pellet Fuel form the the following sources:
Old Habits Die Hard
Softwood vs. Hardwood

“I always thought hardwood was better than softwood.” It’s alright, we won’t hold this against you - old habits die hard.
A guide to wood pellets for Newbies
What the Specs on the bag tell you
Pellet Fuel Institute
Benefits of Pellets
Treehugger.com
Wood Pellet Stoves vs. Cordwood Stoves: Which is Greener?
U.S. Department of Energy
Cordwood and Wood Pellet Heating
Penn State University
Manufacturing Wood Fuel Pellets from Biomass

Site Last Updated

JUNE 19 2023

19-JUNE- 2023

Visitors Since

APRIL 14 2015

14-APRIL-2015

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