Geneva Wood Pellets
100% Hardwood – Premium Northeast Fuel
Geneva Wood Pellets are manufactured in Strong, Maine and made entirely from hardwood logs that are debarked, chipped and dried to deliver high-density, low-ash fuel ideal for pellet stoves. They’re distributed throughout the Northeast and into states where homeowners demand clean burning, steady heat pellets.
Typical specs: recent runs list ash content around ~0.50% and heat output around ~8,100 BTUs per pound (as received). These pellets are bagged in 40-lb units and aimed at homeowners who want a higher-grade hardwood pellet option without stepping into ultra-high-end custom fuels.
Availability: Geneva pellets are available through regional dealers and distributors in New England and surrounding regions. Because of their hardwood-only structure, supply may be more limited than standard blends, so it’s wise to check stock and bag date before buying by the ton.
Status note: The brand has been acquired by a larger pellet-manufacturer and continues to appear in the market. While early batch quality earned high marks, some recent user feedback mentions increased variation in burn performance and ash—so test early and check freshness.
Bottom line: If you’re heating in the Northeast and want a hardwood-only pellet made by a dedicated producer with strong specs, Geneva Wood Pellets are a very good choice—just ensure you’re getting a fresh bag and that your local dealer has a good supply.
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I have not burned these for some time and would love to get a bag in the mail for this 2018 season
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Have been using these pellets for many years loved them got my first ton for this season and there is so much dust and crumbled pellets very disappointed what is up we have a Millan by Enviro insert
Dirty, dusty, full of fines, and a ton of ash. I have to clean the pan every 2 to 3 days. I will never get them again. They have lost my $$$ forever. You get what you pay for.
geneva pellets are a good pellet.read alot of bad reviews decent pellet for the money.heat and ash are fine.
just had a Harman insert installed.wondering if it’s worth it to spend the extra money on Geneva super premium pellets?
I wanted to know how people are getting 18 to 20 hours per bag are you on low getting these numbers I use about 2 bags in a 24 hours I clean my ash and pot every day no matter what pellets I run take all my plates out and clean once a week and clean my fans and piping every 4 tons