2025 Pellet Prices

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The Grintch

Burning Hunk
Apr 4, 2013
189
North Attleboro
Starting to do my pellet research for the 2025- 2026 heating season here in Massachusetts.

I've looked at 5 different pellet suppliers and prices vary from $390-$545 per ton depending on brand, wood species and quality. Delivery varies from $50 to $85 for a total order.

I'm not sure if the prices are effected by tariffs, but most of the pellets I am looking at are US produced.

I know prices go up every year but at 4 tons delivered, I'm looking at about $1,800. I'm contemplating only buying 2 and using my furnace more.

Wondering others are seeing for pricing in there area.
 
There's a separate thread on this forum dedicated to pellet pricing reports. Look there:
 
I buy middle of the road pellets and find GS (not the green bags) from HD at $314 or MWPs for the same price at TSC.
 

I was doing some research on the pellets I buy. It turns out the plant is in Nova Scotia where I am from.

I am going to my Home Depot today to check out the pallet size and the forklift they use. I'm not sure where
I will be keeping the pallets. I don't think I could get them into my garage, and that would probably be a waste of
space. They shrink wrap them plus I could add a tarp. I'll have to cut the top to start getting them off.
If anyone else buys by the pallet and keeps them outside please pass along any tips.

$7.76 per bag - but there was a rebate last year so that rebate should still be there. I will check.

Edit - back from Home Depot
Price is the same as last year $7.76 and 10% off = $6.98 per bag before tax is applied.
No way I could ever get the pallets in my garage. 76" High x 40" x 46"
I am not going to be unpacking them . They will have to go in front of the garage.
The forklift is very big, like 8 ft wide with huge 15" wide tires. I might be able
to put them on a dirt/grass area beside the garage if he runs over my hosta's
which probably won't kill them.
 
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I bought my pellets in the spring buy. Same price
as last year with a slight discount. Cubix 4 1/2 ton
3 Pellets cost $1406.25 or $ 6.25 per bag.
We did some new eventing to get wood furnace
heat into the summer kitchen, now family room
This should reduce pellet use.
 
I bought my pellets in the spring buy. Same price
as last year with a slight discount. Cubix 4 1/2 ton
3 Pellets cost $1406.25 or $ 6.25 per bag.
We did some new eventing to get wood furnace
heat into the summer kitchen, now family room
This should reduce pellet use.

I did a search and only found this. Looks like you are getting a wicked price.
I hope that new vent works out well.
Will you store them outside?
Edit - I guess you already bought yours in the spring. You probably have a barn there for storage.
 
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Edit - I guess you already bought yours in the spring. You probably have a barn there for storage
No on the spring buys; they store the pallets in September. I will have one pallet
delivered and store it on my enclosed back porch. Around the first of the year,
The second one will be delivered, and sometime in March, the third will come
my way
They store and deliver for free
 
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No on the spring buys; they store the pallets in September. I will have one pallet
delivered and store it on my enclosed back porch. Around the first of the year,
The second one will be delivered, and sometime in March, the third will come
my way
They store and deliver for free
I will have to pay 55$ as I'm only a couple of km's from the store, and will get 2pallets. If I was really keen and younger I would
hand bomb them into my garage in a neat pile. I don't need to lift 140 40lb bags.
Are you saying they will stack them in your porch? That's great !
 
Are you saying they will stack them in your porch? That's great !

No, my eldest son comes over and does it for
me at 76, I an't doing things like that any more
He also does my 4 cords of maple into the basement
 
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No, my eldest son comes over and does it for
me at 76, I an't doing things like that any more
He also does my 4 cords of maple into the basement
Hey, time to get the grandson? helping? At 60 I am still strong, but bending and repetitive jobs get to my back. Plus I need
to retain strength to hoist my beer around at that's 5 gallons or 50 lbs.
 
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