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  1. kobalt Member

    joined: Aug 5, 2008
    112 posts
    Prince Edward Island
    Just wondering what everyone is hearing about pellet prices in the Maritimes this fall? I heard that prices could be going down about $.50 per bag on the Eastern Embers. Does anyone know on any new brands coming on line?

    Kobalt
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  2. kerr34 New Member

    joined: Mar 27, 2009
    7 posts
    Eastern Canada
    Saw them for $6.50 a bag at Home Hardware yesterday. Looks like they continue rise in price here!?!?!?
  3. kobalt Member

    joined: Aug 5, 2008
    112 posts
    Prince Edward Island
    Does anyone know if anyone sells Okanagan pellets in Eastern Canada.
  4. kobalt Member

    joined: Aug 5, 2008
    112 posts
    Prince Edward Island
    I would love to get a few pallets of them.
  5. fedtime Member

    joined: Sep 13, 2009
    113 posts
    Down East Canada
    My local supplier in Nova Scotia says he expects the same pattern as last year: he will price at $6.50 per bag, and then see if the market will sustain that price. He tells me that last year, the price dropped quickly to $5.99 where it stayed for most of the winter.

    Now that Piercy's (sold Eastern Embers in 2009-2010) has been bought out by Rona (sold LGs in 2009-2010), I don't expect we will see LGs here any time soon, I'm sorry to say.
  6. kerr34 New Member

    joined: Mar 27, 2009
    7 posts
    Eastern Canada
    Spoke to my supplier today. He said there is a new company ready to supply pellets this fall. He also said he expects Shaw to drop
    In price by 50 cents to a dollar.
  7. kobalt Member

    joined: Aug 5, 2008
    112 posts
    Prince Edward Island
    Hi Kerr34,
    This is the info that I am getting as well. I would be reluctant to try a brand new product by buying 3-ton of them. Have tried other brands but the shaws are still the best.
  8. pete324rocket Feeling the Heat

    New plant opened in St. Quentin(New Brunswick) with two pelletizers and possibly a third. Reports say that they have been trying to sway the government to promote more pellet burning with face to face meetings and want to use them locally rather than send them all overseas. A no-brainer to me,rather than trying to spent billions on new power plants.
  9. Amaralluis Member

    joined: Dec 14, 2005
    177 posts
    I got two pallets of shaw pellets from Home Hardware in Sussex @ $5.45 with free shipping.
  10. kobalt Member

    joined: Aug 5, 2008
    112 posts
    Prince Edward Island
    Good price, I paid 5.49 last fall, but had to pick them up.
  11. kobalt Member

    joined: Aug 5, 2008
    112 posts
    Prince Edward Island
    Time is getting close. Last year I bought my pellets in September and started burning in October. Anyone with any information on pricing and product available in the Maritimes I would love for you to share your information.
  12. pete324rocket Feeling the Heat

    Saw the first ad...place selling over a ton for 6 bucks a bag shipped and piled on your doorstep. They are Tru-burn in the smaller bags.Moncton.
  13. 56 chevtruck New Member

    joined: Jan 14, 2008
    114 posts
    nova scotia canada
    someone mentioned a new brand few post back. i am located near dartmouth crossing shopping area. canadian tire have a new one out i seen yesterday from new brunswick company name groupe savoie in saint-quentin new brunswick. $5.99/bag they still have maine woods $5.99 as well. homedepot in dartmouth crossing has their usual eastern embers $5.99/bag.i am waiting to see what happens with pierceys building supplies as they were taken over by rona. see if they still will be selling eastern embers or LG does any nova scotia forrum users know? havent seen any pellts at walmart yet. brand they had from out west wasnt too bad.
  14. kobalt Member

    joined: Aug 5, 2008
    112 posts
    Prince Edward Island
    Anyone try either of those brands?
  15. pete324rocket Feeling the Heat

    seems I recall the group savoie was using a different technology(or something different) for making pellets...supposedly better. Might be worth it to try a bag. The tru-burn deal I mentioned earlier was tax included and was in todays paper as well.
  16. Roady New Member

    joined: Oct 10, 2009
    5 posts
    P.E.I. Canada
    Pete's Hearth & Stove Centre on PEI has Eastern Embers same price as last year 5.75 tax in.
  17. peirhead Feeling the Heat

    joined: Aug 8, 2008
    257 posts
    PEI Canada
    Home Hardware Stratford has Eastern Embers at 6.49/bag....stay clear!!
  18. ShaneR34 New Member

    joined: Sep 19, 2008
    90 posts
    New Brunswick, Canada
    I just picked up my 4 tonnes today from Maritime Fireplaces in Moncton. 5.49 per bag (only this weekend then back up to 5.99), but had to pick them up as their delivery charge is crazy: I got dinged for $120.00 last year.

    I didn't shop around, So I just assumed I wouldn't get a better deal based on what was going on a couple of months ago.

    Next step: get someone into inspect and clean my EF3. I did it myself last year, but would like a pro to do it this time around just for a little piece of mind.
  19. pete324rocket Feeling the Heat

    Yes I saw that deal as well in the paper and I don't recall them using that much advertisment space before. I have a feeeling that pellets will be competitive this season and some good deals will be had earlier this year rather than sitting and taking store floor space for so long.
  20. Johnny Reb Member

    joined: Sep 1, 2009
    12 posts
    Eastern Canada
    Home Hardware in Hampton NB has Eastern Embers for $5.49 a bag
  21. Liar1_97 Member

    joined: Jan 13, 2009
    40 posts
    Maritimes
    I got a pallet of Lignetics that were last years stock at Canadian Tire on the East Side of Saint John about a month ago for $5.49 a bag. I wasn't really looking to buy any that early but with that price and even though they were older stock Lignetics they still beat all other brands....it was the only pallet they had left so I'm not sure if they have any in yet or what brand they are now carrying?
  22. imacman Minister of Fire

    If they are the green lettering bags, do they say "hardwood" or "hardwood blend" on the front?
  23. Havlat24 New Member

    joined: Feb 27, 2007
    145 posts
    I live in Western Canada, and Canadian Tire and Home Hardware do sell pellets...but being that Vanderwell Contractors (Spruce Pointe Producer) is right in town....and only 4.20/bag... Can't bring myself to pay almost $2.00 more /bag for an inferior pellet. This winter though I'll grab a bag or 2 of whatever they are selling and try them out.
  24. peirhead Feeling the Heat

    joined: Aug 8, 2008
    257 posts
    PEI Canada
    Kent has Comfy Cozy on for 5.49/bag and $40 to deliver as much as you want (offload pallets to your driveway).
    Home Depot is 5.99 for Eastern Embers with $40 delivery but the driver is now carrying a pallet jack to put the pallets anywhere you want in your garage...
    I asked HD if they would meet Kent's price and they said "yes" ...so I've ordered 3 pallets (70 bags per pallet) and they will go right into the garage...no lifting......sweet!!!
  25. hossthehermit Minister of Fire

    joined: May 17, 2008
    1,938 posts
    Maine, ayuh, by gorry
    Inside delivery at the same price is great! Now hunker down before Earl gets there.

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