Heet Inc

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Authorized Distributor for Keystoker and Reading Anthracite Stoves & Coal

Heet, Inc. was established to offer clean, economical, high-quality anthracite stoves, fuel
and accessories to the consumer for home use. The company headquarters are located in
Washington, Pennsylvania and with its network of affiliated dealers, Heet, Inc. serves the
entire tri-state area.
We market all of the Reading Anthracite coal products. Reading Anthracite is smokeless, high in BTU’s and low in cost. Smokeless
anthracite fuel can cost less than 1/3 the price of electric, propane, fuel oil or natural gas. It’s availability, low cost, clean burning and high
heat output make it far superior to wood pellets.

Because of the tremendous coal reserves available right here in America and the ever increasing risk that conventional sources of fuel
could be interrupted at any time, using a coal stove as the primary or supplemental source of heat gives you the assurance that you will
be able to heat your home at a reasonable price.

We also carry Keystoker furnaces and fireplace inserts. Keystoker heating products are manufactured in Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania
by a skilled staff of Pennsylvania German craftsman. Keystoker has been manufacturing quality products since 1946.
In addition to the anthracite, Heet, Inc. sells the automatic-feed anthracite stove with the patented stoker system manufactured byReading Stove Co. These stoves, in combination with the anthracite fuel, offer a very cost-effective alternative to today’s high home

Unlike some stove dealers that are unable to offer the fuel used in the stoves they sell, Heet, Inc. and its dealers have a very reliable fuel
supply. The Reading Stove Co. products are manufactured in Pennsylvania by the same company that has produced the anthracite fuel
for over 100 years. Reading Anthracite Co. is the largest producer of anthracite coal in the world.
Reading Stoves, Reading Anthracite, and Keystoker Stoves & Furnaces -

Pennsylvania products, produced by Pennsylvania workers, burning a Pennsylvania fuel.