Do any of the big box stores deliver pellets?

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Their flat bed truck costs $19 for 75 minutes or $69 per day.
 
Local HD's set their own policy on delivery fees. Auburn Maine HD has traditionally offered free delivery with 5 ton purchase for a limited time, usually late summer. And I would love to order 5 tons of Blazer pellets for next winter. Best damn pellets I ever tried! I even emailed them to inquire if they had any local retailers in New England a few weeks ago, and they never responded, so I guess that is a no. With HD, you can only buy what they have on the floor. No pre-ordering, no choices. Also, a delivery from HD includes a fork lift unload from the flat bed and dropped just inside my garage, where I can get a pallet jack on it to position it anywhere I want to inside the garage. If one goes the rental truck route, you would need to unload the pellets one bag at a time, and of course restack them one bag at a time. A lot more handling if you can avoid it.
 
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Local HD's set their own policy on delivery fees. Auburn Maine HD has traditionally offered free delivery with 5 ton purchase for a limited time, usually late summer. And I would love to order 5 tons of Blazer pellets for next winter. Best damn pellets I ever tried! I even emailed them to inquire if they had any local retailers in New England a few weeks ago, and they never responded, so I guess that is a no. With HD, you can only buy what they have on the floor. No pre-ordering, no choices. Also, a delivery from HD includes a fork lift unload from the flat bed and dropped just inside my garage, where I can get a pallet jack on it to position it anywhere I want to inside the garage. If one goes the rental truck route, you would need to unload the pellets one bag at a time, and of course restack them one bag at a time. A lot more handling if you can avoid it.
It's a bit of a hike from Maine but here's a dealer that sells Blazers.

http://www.woodpelletsexperts.com/pricing.html
 
You can also look for local dealers that sell Okanagan Douglas Fir. Douglas Fir is the same wood used to make Blazers.
 
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The Home Depot near me was doing will call with tons of pellets so you could buy a few and then just pick them up whenever. Not sure if it cost more but they never said it did when they offered it to me.
 
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