Wood Heating Cost Calculator
This information is provided for educational purposes.
Actual heating costs may vary for a number of reasons.

Where do you live?

Choose your location Alaska Peninsula/Bristol Bay - Aleknagik - Dillingham - Ekwok - Iliama - Koliganek - Manokotak - New Stuyahok - Nondalton Copper River Valley - Copper Center - Glennallen - Kenny Lake - Mentasta Lake - Tazlina - Tok Southeastern - Coffman Cove - Craig - Hollis - Hoonah - Hydaburg - Juneau - Kake - Kasaan - Ketchikan - Klawock - Metlakatla - Naukati - Petersburg - Sitka - Thorne Bay - Valdez - Whale Pass - Wrangell Southwest - Akiachak - Akiak - Aniak - Chuathbaluk - Crooked Creek - Galena - Grayling - Holy Cross - Kaltag - Koyukuk - Lower Kalskag - Marshall - McGrath - Mountain Village - Nikolai - Nulato - Pilot Station - Pitkas Point - Ruby - Russian Mission - Shageluk - Sleetmute - St. Mary's - Tuluksak - Unalakleet - Upper Kalskag Choose the community closest to you

How well is your home insulated?

Choose... Lower, modest insulation, older windows, doors leak around the edges Medium, fairly good insulation, tight windows and well sealing doors High, five star or better, R3.2 windows, tight insulated doors
If you are unsure and your home was built since 1985, choose medium, if before 1985 choose lower

How large is your home?

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What kind of heating system would be used?

What type of fuel would you use?

How much does this fuel cost?
$ per unit.

Common prices are $150 per cord, $3.50 per gallon, $.12 per kWh or $.81 per hundred cubic foot.

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