As the cold weather approaches, many people in
Rockwall,
Heath,
Garland,
Fate,
Allen,
Lavon,
Lucas,
Murphy,
Forney,
Wylie,
Plano,
Richardson,
Rowlett
Royse City, and
Sunnyvale
are looking for ways to stay warm and save money on their heating bills. One option that has gained popularity in recent years is the use of firewood as a primary heating source. But is it really the most cost-effective option?
At Firewood2You, we understand that cost is a major factor when it comes to heating your home. That's why we've done the research to compare the costs of firewood versus other heating options.
First, let's take a look at the cost of firewood. Prices for firewood can vary depending on the type of wood, the amount you purchase, and the location you live in. In Rockwall,
Heath,
Garland,
Fate,
Allen,
Lavon,
Lucas,
Murphy,
Forney,
Wylie,
Plano,
Richardson,
Rowlett
Royse City, and
Sunnyvale, then the average cost for a cord of firewood is around $600. This may seem like a lot upfront, but when you consider that a cord of firewood can last an entire heating season, it's not too bad. Plus, if you're able to chop and stack the wood yourself, you can save even more money.
Now, let's compare the cost of firewood to other heating options. Natural gas is a popular choice for many homeowners, but it can be expensive, especially if you live in an area with high energy costs. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the average monthly heating bill for a natural gas heating system is around $113. That means you could be spending over $1,300 a year on heating alone.
