Outdoor Wood Boiler Worth It? With real money savings comparisons.

In this video, Alternative Heating & Supplies' very own Jeff Luff will analyze how to tell if a wood boiler is worth it! For more information on all things indoor and outdoor wood boiler OR wood furnace-related, visit Alternative Heating & Supplies Resource page linked below!

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Outdoor Wood Boiler Analysis
Things To Consider:

The average person will spend three or four times their average energy bill to pay for one of these units. For example, and this is just an example because this is what I see the average person will spend roughly in my case in this example, about $2,000 a year and I'm using rounded numbers $2,000 a year. So if you take three and a half times that someone will spend roughly $7,000 for the actual wood boiler and the parts to hook it up to their home. So that will give you a return on investment in three and a half years if you get your own wood. Okay. If you're getting your own wood, and cutting it and splitting yourself to feed that fire, you'll get you all your money back that you would have invested in paying for oil in three and a half years.
So things to consider when you're looking into buying an outside wood boiler. Now, most of these things I feel are pretty much common sense because you're gonna be cutting and splitting wood. But anyway, here are the three ways that I fuel. Okay? If you're going gonna compare it to an oil fire unit, you’re going to buy about 110 gallons of oil, which is equivalent to about a quarter wood? This is actually pretty accurate information. So to give you an idea of the apples to apple comparison, 110 gallons of oil is equivalent to one quarter would labor. Going to work to make the money to pay for the oil. Okay. That's the labor that you're going to have to do. Now if you want to have a boiler, there's a lot of work involved.

You're cutting and splitting a lot of wood and bringing it and stacking it. If don’t like to get your hands dirty, this is definitely not for you. This is hard work equipment needed, okay? If you decide to go with oil, you just need a couch and a phone. Call it in real simple, okay? Now if you want an outdoor wood boiler, these are common tools that you're going to need. Chain salts, safety equipment, log splitters, malls, axes, utility equipment, backhoes, trailers, things of that sort. Now most of us actually consider these toys. I personally love all my toys, if you will.

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