Calculate Your Savings

Don’t burn up your budget, find out how much you’ll save using a WoodMaster product.

Our calculator compares the costs of various heating sources and keeps you insulated from fluctuating fuel oil, natural gas and other prices.

Select Your Current Fuel Type
How do you heat your house?
 How do you heat your water?
 What is your alternative heat source?
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Source: Northwest Manufacturing, Inc. Assumptions include normal end-use efficiencies, generally-accepted efficiency levels, fuel costs and output. 100,000,000 BTU's is an average BTU rating to heat a 2,000 square foot home for one heating season.

Current Heating Costs:

  • $1.00
  • $3.00
  • $5.00
2 used per year:
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Zone:
Square footage of home:
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Current Hot Water Costs:

  • $1.00
  • $3.00
  • $5.00
2 used per year:
OR
Use the Average:
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Current Alternate Heating Costs:

  • $1.00
  • $3.00
  • $5.00
2 used per year:
OR
Square footage of home:
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Source: Northwest Manufacturing, Inc. Assumptions include normal end-use efficiencies, generally-accepted efficiency levels, fuel costs and output. 100,000,000 BTU's is an average BTU rating to heat a 2,000 square foot home for one heating season.

Select Your Current Fuel Type
1 Select a WoodMaster product:
2 What would you use for fuel in your stove?

Price per unit:
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Source: Northwest Manufacturing, Inc. Assumptions include normal end-use efficiencies, generally-accepted efficiency levels, fuel costs and output. 100,000,000 BTU's is an average BTU rating to heat a 2,000 square foot home for one heating season.

Select Your Current Fuel Type

On heating costs, you could save over
$ per year!

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On hot water, you could save over
$ per year!

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The WoodMaster Savings Over 20 Years
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Source: Northwest Manufacturing, Inc. Assumptions include normal end-use efficiencies, generally-accepted efficiency levels, fuel costs and output. 100,000,000 BTU's is an average BTU rating to heat a 2,000 square foot home for one heating season.