Northern home customers are heating November through March with cord wood at $.96 per square ft of heating area or biomass at $.47 compared with oil at $2.96 per square ft of heating area. [This assumes Oil at $3.89/gallon, cordwood at $180/cord and biomass at $50/ton.] A $15,000 system will pay dividends - in fact in this example $21771 will be saved above the cost of cord wood fuel in 4 years. Buy a ThisWarmHouse system through our stores or representative network while we have excellent products in stock and time to even talk and share a coffee.

Many of us have switched from traditional fossil fuel heating sources to an alternative fuel hydronic central heating appliance and discovered the benefits of having a warm house (a hot shower or heated pool). Practicality makes us reason in our minds that supporting huge expense to benefit distant people, maybe with questionable purposes is a jumping-on point for heating with sustainable wood and agricultural products and supporting the local economy. Yes, and certainly it's practical to have the environmentally smart energy that is packed into firewood or biomass, burning efficiently with the highest design technologies and transported into the home and other buildings in an energy transfer pipe running quietly underground. The list of practical reasoning is intriguing. But, what we love ... is a WARM HOUSE. It's the EMOTION of alternative energy heating.

So, consider a smart purchase and the joy of a warm house: an alternative fuel hydronic furnace. Capable of supplying your needs, from your house to your domestic water, as well as garages, shops and barns, swimming pools, greenhouses, and much more. The closed system advantage of our design lets you tie directly into your hot water heating system. Installation is quick and easy, and little has to change with the existing heating system.

Our ThisWarmHouse service area includes New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. Call Mark Wilber and his fine associates (Walt, Derrick, David, Marty, Michael, Andrew, and Gene) at ThisWarmHouse today and let us know how we can help: 1.800.333.4729
Mansfield Store Open 9-5EST Mon-Fri

What should word of the year "Carbon Neutral" mean to the future of ThisWarmHouse from a business and practical point of view?

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As a sign of the times, on November 13, 2006 it was announced "Carbon Neutral" is the Oxford American Dictionary Word of the Year. Unlike what is typically defined here as underpinnings of sustainability, being business as agents of helping others, I see this trend toward individual concern for our resources reflects our move to low or non-fossil fuel homes and so the rising of Carbon Neutral as the word of the year is very hopeful to make the future of the world a cleaner and healthier one ... this reflects that our concern is becoming mainstream.

From the Oxford University Press blog, they explain "being carbon neutral involves calculating your total climate-damaging carbon emissions, reducing them where possible, and then balancing your remaining emissions, often by purchasing a carbon offset: paying to plant new trees or investing in 'green' technologies such as solar and wind power." The Greenwood wood-fired hydronic furnace and the Verner Automatic Biomass Boiler are examples of "green" technologies for heating your home. Wood, grasses and grains are "carbon neutral". They are a form of Solar/Chemical energy or "rearranged" carbon from photosyntheseis. These renewed resources used for heating your home or business produced oxygen while they were growing and the carbon dioxide made by heating is no more than that made in a composting process. Oil and fossil fuels however, release stored CO2 into the environment and virtually ALL of your energy dollars go way outside of your local economy.

Commercial Biomass Systems by ThisWarmHouse

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Make up to 400 "Warm House's" one "City" at a time. (The Verner Golem 2.5 mega watt biomass plant). ThisWarmHouse offers a wide range of commercial biomass systems from Verner, Hamech, Garn, and Greenwood (PelCo) to fit virtually any application. Call for details.

A Brief History of ThisWarmHouse

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Since 1988, box43 LLC and ThisWarmHouse have been meeting the needs of families wanting to find high quality, affordable heating solutions for their homes or businesses.

ThisWarmHouse has had the experience of supporting our customers purchases of hundreds of heating appliances in the United States. Through direct customer care and our growing network of representatives you can experience the JOY of a Warm House. Our customers are the reason for our success. We warmly extend the operations success of our vendor partners - Greenwood Technologies LLC of Seattle, Aqua-Therm LLC of Brooten, Minnesota and Dectra Corporation of St. Anthony, Minnesota to support the phenomenal customer demand for ThisWarmHouse in our region.

Invest in Alternative Energy

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Want to invest in Alternative Energy? ThisWarmHouse is looking for Investment within it's parent corporation, box43 LLC. call mark wilber, ceo to discuss.