Thoughts On Using An Outdoor Corn Boiler

One of the reasons we like our outdoor corn boiler (a small part) is that it doesn't endanger our building or raise our insurance rates.

Using renewable fuel in this time of uncertainty - is getting more popular. I'm sure you're aware that it's going to mean the heating system will be something you think about now - not a set it and forget it deal as it is with fossil fuels.

A few things for you to consider also, before you buy that Outdoor Corn Boiler. I'm sure you're aware of these, but I have to put them down anyway:

• Weekly maintenance is critical - the stoves burn reliably and efficiently when they're cleaned weekly. But any deviation in the weekly maintenance schedule will change that.
• Insulated pipe, heat exchangers, boiler antifreeze, anti-rust solution, and anything else you would need to install the boiler - doesn't come with the stove (We'd be happy to provide a list of the required materials and the cost to the church)
• We can customize the appearance of the stove to blend with your outbuildings so that there isn't a corn boiler staring your visitors in the face. I think you've seen our "Church Stove" But that's not the only style, so we can talk about that too.

There's no heat like corn heat.