Services
We supply woodchip and woodpellets for biomass boilers and room heaters. Our services include:
Feedstock:
We work with a range of organisations to source feedstock. We can use our equipment for feedstock extraction. We can provide Aborculturalist and contractors with a local market and convenient site for delivery of roundwood. We also work with Sawmills for supply of slabwood.
If you are a supplier of feedstock - we are a buyer. Please contact Dave Sefton or Richard Wagstaff.
If you have a woodchip boiler and dont have feedstock supply we can organise that for you.
Chipping:
We run a Heizomat 14800 chipper. We tow and power it with a JCB fastrac 3220 and we feed it with a Botex 560TL crane. Our rig is designed for small scale chipping - big enough to chip 1 cubic meter per minute (60-80 tonnes per day) small and versitile enough to move around easily and be viable for single day chipping sessions. The Heizomat produces great chip quality, we can run it through a 30mm or 50mm screen for you.
We schedule our chipping operations to make sure your fuel supply never fails.
If you are just interested in contract chipping - again we can oblige. Just contact Richard Wagstaff.
Woodpellets:
We supply woodpellets blown into your hopper or by the bag. Contact Richard Wagstaff.
Storage:
We have a range of sites in the South Yorkshire region set up for feedstock and chip storage. We have stocks drying and ready for chipping, strategically placed so that we can provide your fuel at the most economical price.
If you need help with storage - just contact us.
Delivery:
We can deliver chip to your hopper whenever you need it. You can pay for it by the cubic meter or by the kilowatt hour - heating with biomass fuel is dead easy when you leave it to Silvapower.
Consultancy and Training:
Our experience is unique in South Yorkshire and many other parts of the country. We want to share it. We can provide valuable advice and training for the supply side of any boiler installation or any fuel supply infrastructure. Why reinvent the wheel and make all the the same mistakes? Contact Ted Talbot for more.
