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Local Testimonial
S.R. & B.R. in South Carolina - "Our 2,500 square foot home monthly heating bill went from $350 (heat pump) down to $108 after installation of our Central Boiler outdoor furnace. It's the first month we had hot water! In the winter, we load our wood furnace every 36 hours and every third day in the summer. We are extremely satisfied with our Central Boiler and would buy another one. We like the looks and efficiency over other brands and the folks at Hoyle's Hearth & Home are very nice people who are a good representative for the manufacturer. Our home is so comfortable in the winter now that we can walk around in our underwear if we want to, as opposed to, our snow suits!"
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Hoyle's Hearth & Home - Your Central Boiler� Dealer
We are your local dealer for solid fuel heating products by Central Boiler� and here to help provide you information about this popular alternative cost-effective heating option. We are a licensed HVAC contractor specializing in alternative heating and can help you with your important heating purchase and installation decision.
Quality and 25 Year Warranty
We are confident that you will be completely satisfied with a Central Boiler� outdoor furnace as their alternative heating products are of the highest quality, best on the market and so many people like yourself already own and operate them with great success. And, there are so many heating needs that can be met! Central Boiler� produces more of these type of heating units than any other manufacturer in the world and is the only company that backs their furnace with a 25 year warranty. How can you go wrong? We may not be able to do much about the rising costs of gas, oil, or electric heating but we can have a great feeling from knowing that we can control our heating costs by owning and operating a Central Boiler. We encourage you to read on to learn more about the benefits of a Central Boiler� and review our product discounts and customer rewards. And, you can always visit Central Boiler�s web site for more of the latest information on their line-up of high-quality furnaces at www.centralboiler.com/home.html .
Installation Options
If you provide us a sketch of your proposed boiler application that includes information about the following we can give you an approximate installation cost: drawing of your house / layout which is: distance from house to new Central Boiler� furnace location, distance from point of house entry to water heater, distance from water heater to existing furnace (and other items to be heated by the new furnace). Please note that any installation quotes are based on installation materials that Central Boiler� makes available that are very high quality (not necessarily required). Central Boiler� materials provide greater heating efficiency minimizing heat loss into the ground. Of course, it is up to you as to what materials you choose to use with your new furnace.
Just in case you may not want to purchase the high quality of a Classic model furnace, Central Boiler� does also manufacturers less expensive furnaces called their Hydro-Fire line that may be more affordable for you (also come with a 25 year warranty). They are not of the top quality of the Classic but matches and/or exceeds the quality of other brands. If you still decide to buy another brand (for whatever reason I would not understand) please let us know the reason and we will send you a gift for your trouble.
Why Should You Buy A Central Boiler�?
Use This Formula to Figure Your Savings
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C |
- current heat (method of heating) |
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L |
- largest heating bill (month or year) |
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A |
- add up last year�s bill (look at the total cost of heating home, hot water and any new area to heat) |
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S |
- system in place (ductwork, baseboard, pool heater, and other building) |
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S |
- sources of heat type (BTU of wood, oil, gas, electric, etc.) |
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I |
- insulation |
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C |
- change out (is current furnace getting old and inefficient, needs replacing or save life of current system) |
Compare Some of the Differences
| Door Design | Insulated door (no water) for safe operation and efficiency otherwise; no insulation acts like a radiant heater, and some only open part of the way making loading and cleaning difficult. |
| Insulated water jacket | Sprayed on high-grade urethane insulation as opposed to; fiberglass that falls down, gets wet and loses insulating value. |
| Heat exchange area | Proven design lessens accumulation retaining more heat from wood otherwise; heat loss from heat directly going out chimney with creosote and ash buildup in heat transfer tubes promoting regular cleaning. |
| Less gallons of water | Stores heat in wood burning firebox as opposed to; using more water by boiling off water in attempt to store heat in water. |
| No bottom grate needed | Keeps wood lit from burning right on coals otherwise; grate (that will need replacing) will allow heat and coals to fall away from wood and not burn wood completely. |
| Easy ash removal | Just shovel out front instead of; other cumbersome means that get plugged and wear out. |
| No forced air | Natural draft that only uses air as needed instead of forcing heat and smoke out chimney. |
| Chimney at the back | Better position for retaining heat within firebox (less heat loss) and keeps rain water out. |
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