Woodstove primary with oil for the garage(baseboard) and basement(radiant floor). Fireside out of Lisbon did the install on my new build.
If I leave the doors open, the woodstove will heat the garage and basement as well.
I get all the wood off my property and have about three years of processed wood stored up. I need to fix my wood storage, but can't do that until the final dirtwork is completed. They were scheduled to start a couple weeks ago, but got pulled to fix all of our roads which disappeared.
*For this winter, it is too late for you to cut and process your own firewood as it won't season in time. If you cut/process it now while stacking it off the ground it should be mostly ready for next year.
I'm not a huge fan of pellet stoves as you're beholden to purchasing pellets and having power to run them. They do put out a clean and easy heat though. They're great options for when you get older and can't deal with wood anymore.
I grew up with coal and my folks still heat with it from time to time. Coal heat is best heat. So deep and smooth and satisfying if that makes sense. Plenty of places sell coal either by the bag or pallet. Finding a coal stove may be a pain but I haven't looked.
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I'm not a fan of propane. Unnatural fear of gas in the house turning it into splinters while I'm deep in a dream involving tipsy greased up supermodels turns me off. I also don't like the big dumb tank, pricing schemes with the propane companies, and the lack of self sufficiency. Propane is nice and clean though-no soot and less servicing. I'll keep my oil burner.