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Choosing where a new fireplace or stove will go in your house makes a significant impact on its capability to heat your home, as well as its visual appeal. Fireplaces can be found in many rooms around people's homes, but are most commonly found as the centerpiece in a living room. Fireplaces are usually placed in the middle of an exterior wall but can also be in a corner or even in the center of a room.

Stoves are typically used more to heat homes than for ascetic purposes. They can also be installed in many different areas and are much easier to insert into a existing home's layout than a fireplace.

Inserts are a great way to update the style and functionality of an existing masonry fireplace. The location where they can be placed is dictated completely by the location of the existing fireplace in your home.

Type of Heating Fuel

Once you have a location for your hearth unit, you must decide what type of fuel you will burn. There are several choices to choose from including Natural Gas and Propane, Wood, Hardwood Pellets, Coal and Electric.

Most Gas units come in a natural gas or liquid propane option. Gas is a great option for those who have a gas furnace or to cook with since the gas lines are already run to the home. Gas is the most convenient option and requires little maintenance or service. Available Units: Fireplaces, Stoves & Inserts

Wood is a great option for those who have an abundance of trees available for them to use as fuel. Wood tends most work intensive option since wood must be split. Available Units: Fireplaces, Stoves & Inserts

Pellets are very efficient, easy to use and give off a lot of heat. They are great options for people who don't have east access to trees or gas, as they typically come in small bags. Pellets are an affordable option, but work is required to keep the units clean and maintenanced.Available Units: Stoves & Inserts

Electric units are a great option for those who want the ambiance of a fireplace, but do not need the unit to give off much heat. Electric units require little to no maintenance are the easiest and most affordable units to install in a home. They can be placed in most locations that have electricity available near the unit.Available Units: Fireplaces & Inserts

The federal government offers tax incentives to customers who purchase efficient hearth appliances to heat their homes. The unit purchased must achieve 75% efficiency during lab testing. We have a page with all our tax credit eligible units that can be found HERE.

Stove, Fireplace or Insert

Budget

Do you have a project budget? Is the sky the limit, and you want the best there is with all the bells and whistles? Are you looking to make some compromises to keep the price a bit lower? The answer most likely lies somewhere in between. We can help you find the perfect unit for you and your home within your budget and help you decide which unit, features and options are best.

Wood Heat has the broadest offering of the top brands in the region, and promise to deliver the best value that will align your dreams with your budget. Let us help with 12 months, special financing with approved credit through Well's Fargo. Find more information about financing HERE.

Visit Us

After considering a location, fuel type, unit style, and budget, let the hearth experts at Wood Heat help you find the product that matches your wish list. The next step for you is to prepare for your sales consultation when you stop in one of our stores or talk to a salesperson over the phone.

To prepare for your upcoming project and help our sales team determine the appropriate parts for the build please take follow the instructions below.

• Take pictures of your interior space from floor to ceiling.
• Take pictures of exterior ground to the top of your roof.
• If you're purchasing an insert, please fill out a FIREPLACE MEASUREMENT FORM and give it to one of our sales team members in-store.