Heating

Heatmor outdoor furnaces: stainless steel heat from wood, corn or used oil

An alternative to a conventional furnace, installed by R.A. Heating & Air Conditioning in Evansville, with help on the tax credit paperwork.

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An outdoor furnace that burns wood, corn or used oil

Heatmor System outdoor furnaces heat your interior spaces by burning wood, corn and used oil, which R.A. Heating & Air Conditioning calls a viable alternative to traditional systems. The company presents them as an economical, eco-friendly way to heat a home, and as a great way to heat freestanding structures like a garage, shop, pool or spa.

The furnace sits outdoors, so the burning happens outside. It works by heating water, and that water is then pumped underground into your home. Call R.A. at (608) 882-6221 from Evansville or anywhere in South Central Wisconsin to talk through whether an outdoor furnace fits the way your property is laid out.

409 stainless steel, built to outlast

Heatmor furnaces are built of durable 409 stainless steel and backed by a limited lifetime warranty. R.A. says that is why they last three times longer than outdoor furnaces made of lesser grades of steel. That is the claim on R.A.'s own page, and it is worth weighing against how many winters you plan to heat with one unit.

A furnace that stands outside takes the weather all year, so the steel matters. Ask about the terms of the limited lifetime warranty before you commit, because the details are the part a headline cannot carry. R.A. has served Evansville from Water Street since 1980 and will go through them with you.

How the heat reaches the house, and the tax credits

Inside, the hot water meets your existing equipment. When the system is connected to a heat exchanger, a hot water heater or a furnace, you can enjoy consistent warmth all year long. R.A. adds that the more rooms you heat with a Heatmor unit, the more likely you are to save.

Because outdoor furnaces are seen as an environmentally friendly alternative to conventional furnaces, the federal government has made some tax credits available to people who have them installed. R.A. will help with the tax credit paperwork and give you advice on getting the most out of your unit. Heatmor suits new home construction and remodeling projects alike.

A stainless steel outdoor furnace beside a red farm shop building in snowy rural Wisconsin with split firewood stacked nearby

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What goes in, and what it can heat

It burns: Wood
Corn
Used oil
It can heat: A garage
A shop
A pool
A spa
Your home

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