Finding the right location and building the straightest/ strongest chimney is key for Wood Stove installations. The correct chimney installation will keep money in the bank, wood in your pile and less visits from the chimney sweep.

If you have a masonry fireplace and want to efficiently heat your house, inserts are an excellent option to consider. They can significantly enhance efficiency and maximize the warmth of your home. Installing an insert involves several steps: measuring the fireplace opening, selecting the appropriate insert to fit, inspecting the masonry chimney, and installing a stainless steel liner.

Zero-clearance fireplaces require more planning, as a large space must be framed properly. Therefore, fireplaces are generally installed during the construction of the house. That being said, new efficient units can be a good solution for replacing old, inefficient ones. Customers have the creative opportunity to use tile, stone, and other non-combustible materials to frame in their new centerpiece.