Pellet Stoves & Inserts in Fredericton, NB
Wood heat that runs on a thermostat.
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Pellet Stoves & Inserts, Explained Like a Neighbour Would
Pellet heat is what happens when wood burning meets automation: a hopper of hardwood pellets, an auger, and a thermostat that holds the room at the temperature you picked — for a day or more on a single fill. If you want wood-class heat without tending a firebox, this is the machine for it.
We build this category around Harman on purpose — the brand pellet-stove people argue for. All eleven of our pellet models carry the name, from the Absolute series stoves (hopper sizes up to 52 pounds, burns up to 26 hours) to the Accentra inserts that put the same technology into an existing fireplace. Harman's exhaust-sensing control is the difference between a pellet stove you fight and one you forget about.
One New Brunswick note: pellet stoves use a small amount of electricity for the auger and fans, so for outage coverage, pair yours with a battery backup — ask us about options when we confirm your install details at the free in-home visit. Start with a preliminary online estimate, and bring your questions to the showroom; the answers come from people who burn pellets themselves.
Harman Absolute43 Pellet Stove — one of the real models in this category.
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What Pellet Stoves Give You
Set-It Thermostat Heat
Pick a temperature; the stove feeds itself and holds it there.
Up to 26-Hour Burns
Harman hoppers run a full day and more on one fill of pellets.
Stove or Insert
Freestanding Absolutes or Accentra inserts for an existing fireplace.
Outage-Ready With Backup
Add a battery backup and pellet heat carries you through the storm.
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See the Pellet Stoves Burning at the Showroom
Get your preliminary estimate online, then come compare the real thing on Hanwell Road — free in-home visits confirm every detail before you order.