wood stove inserts
Wood stove inserts are designed to transform and retrofit older, open fireplaces from inefficient, largely decorative appliances into highly-efficient systems that can heat large areas of your home. Unlike fireplaces that are installed ‘into’ a wall, inserts are always installed into an existing fireplace.
Traditionally, a portion of the body of a wood stove insert would sit out onto the hearth. Today, you have choices: a traditional look or a sleek design that sits flush with the opening of the fireplace for a cleaner “built in” look.
Why Choose a Wood Stove Insert?
Wood inserts have many significant benefits for the home:
A great source of efficient, cost-effective supplemental heat and backup heat during power outages
Long-lasting radiant heat thanks to the ceramic glass in the door and a heat-circulating blower system
Can accommodate 16”-24” logs depending on the size of the insert
Clean-burning, EPA-Certified, with very low emissions: okay to operate on poor air quality “No-Burn Days”
Cordwood is a naturally occurring renewable resources, not a fossil fuel
Zone Heating Concept: heat where you live
Turns an inefficient fireplace into a powerful heater
Cordwood is a naturally occurring renewable resource – not a fossil fuel
Large glass viewing area for ambience
Options including attractive flush-mount models
A variety of styles to suit any decorating aesthetic
All wood stove inserts we sell are eligible for the federal Biomass tax credit of up to $2,000
Styles
Wood stove inserts are available in many styles and you can customize many models with a variety of finishes including different door styles, the size of the viewing area, screens, and other options. Our expert showroom staff can help you choose the best look for your home.
The right Size insert
Depending on your heating needs (small-space to whole house and everything in between), it’s important to choose the right size of wood stove insert. While you are constrained by the size of your existing firebox, this doesn’t mean sacrificing heating efficiency even if you can only install a small insert. Modern high-efficiency inserts require a much smaller firebox (1.3-3.5 cubic feet) and therefore less fuel and greater heating capacity.
BIOMASS TAX CREDIT
We are proud to announce that all of our wood stove inserts qualify for the IRS Biomass tax credit which will help significantly offset your purchase/installation price. More info is available from the IRS website here.
Wood stove inserts currently featured in our showroom
We feature several models of wood stove inserts in our showroom from leading manufacturers including Fireplace Xtrordinair, Kuma, Regency, Ventis, Hearthstone, and Lopi. We are also dealers for other brands such as Ambiance, MF Fire, Osburn, and Morsø.
WAnt more options?
If you like what you see but want a different size or a different product, we can help! We partner with the industry’s leading wood stove insert manufacturers, giving you many more options for your unique heating needs and design style.
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tips
For tips on how to use your wood stove insert more efficiently click here.
START YOUR Wood stove insert PROJECT TODAY!
We are your wood stove insert experts! Our showroom staff and installers are NFI-Certified. From helping you choose the right wood stove insert to installing it and ensuring that you get the most out of your new appliance, we’re here for you. Your satisfaction is our top priority!
Visit our showroom at 7001 Highway 73 in Evergreen, contact us via our contact form or give us a call to start your wood stove insert project today!
If your wood-burning insert isn’t heating like it should and you suspect it’s running inefficiently, we can help. In many cases, a regular service call can address the source of the problem. To help you get the most out of your wood-burning insert, the Environmental Protection Agency has a variety of resources in multiple languages to help you become a wood burning expert. These tip sheets and brochures have everything you need to know about wood burning appliances, including selecting the proper fuel.