by Steve Sobczak | Feb 14, 2019 | Fuel Types
When it comes to fire appliances, there are many options to consider. What fuel type or unit you choose may depend on fuel accessibility or space. Each type of unit brings fire, comfort, and warmth into your home as well as other benefits specific to the fuel you...
by Steve Sobczak | Jan 12, 2016 | tax credits
Did you purchase a new wood stove during 2015? Are you planning on buying one now that 2016 has arrived? If so, you may qualify for a $300 tax credit! Qualifying purchases of new wood and pellet stoves are now eligible for a $300 tax credit. The tax credit has been...
by Steve Sobczak | Oct 21, 2015 | Stove Information
Wood stoves are no longer rustic heating alternatives meant just for log cabins and hunting lodges. Instead, modern wood stoves are energy efficient appliances that can produce enough heat to keep your home’s living areas warm and cozy. While one of the draws of wood...
by Steve Sobczak | Sep 9, 2014 | Alternative Heat, Energy Efficiency
When the power goes off in the winter, the primary concern for most homeowners is how to stay warm until the power returns. With the devastating power outages caused by Hurricane Sandy still fresh in the mind of area residents, many are looking for alternative heating...
