About Edwin D. Watts, Inc
We sell only the best of the best pressurized boilers and open systems.
Our mission is to provide our customers with high-quality, industry-leading, and efficient heating products for a variety of applications and settings. We are based proudly in Duncannon, PA and have been serving our community for years. Not only do we fully back our American-made products, but we also take the time to learn about each individual product. This makes our customer service superior to the competition. When you have any questions, concerns, or issues with any of our products, we have all the answers. We truly care about our customers and strive to show our appreciation any way we can.
Over 40 years of business – Heating electrical, plumbing and A/C. Radiant floor heating, insulated storage tanks, LP gas tanks and heat pumps.
Proven Performance
All of our products are sourced from viable manufacturers and have been put through rigorous testing. The products we offer have proven themselves valuable, beneficial, safe, and economical in commercial, residential, and agricultural settings. By using our highly-efficient heating systems, you save on electricity as well as the fuel they consume. We offer a variety of products for space and water heating that run on various types of fuel; all with high-efficiency. Our wood-burning products are ideal for those living “off the grid” or are environmentally conscientious, while our coal, propane, oil, and natural gas systems offer an efficient alternative to electric units.
Frequently Asked Questions
Installation parts used for a first time installation are insulated underground pipe, heat exchangers, pumps, pex piping, and plumbing fittings.
Be sure to ask your insurance company. Most require at least 25 feet away from your residence.
This depends on how many square feet you plan on heating. A typical home will consume approximately 6-10 cords of wood per heating season.
No; however, split wood dries quicker and produces more BTUs per pound. Wet or green (fresh) wood is not recommended for burning.
Yes. You should always have a back-up system in place, especially if you live in colder climates.
Any dry wood is good to burn; however, some species of wood are more efficient and easier to split than others. Ash, red oak, white oak, beech, birch, hickory, hard maple pecan, and dogwood are all exceptional woods to burn.
To get the most out of your outdoor wood furnace or indoor / outdoor coal boiler, we recommend treating your system with control chemical to prevent corrosion and scale buildup. This ensures the maximum longevity and efficiency of your system.
Contact us! We’re a certified dealer of all our products and have access to many replacement parts. We’re happy to help!
Trusted Partners
Our products come from viable manufacturers with proven success in the industry. We proudly back and offer customer service for all of our products.
