Gas fireplaces require less maintenance than wood-burning fireplaces. However, like any other area of the home, your gas fireplace's components will eventually collect dust, dirt and other residue. This debris buildup can fog up your fireplace's glass or result in strange smells or safety issues.
When it comes to heating the home, the modern homeowner has many different stove and fireplace options. Traditional wood stoves, pellet inserts and pellet stoves are all excellent for safely and efficiently heating a space — no matter how big or small.
As temperatures drop and your furnace is pumping warm air through your house at alarming rates, you might begin to wonder how to cut a few corners and save...
Summer is drawing to a close, but there is still time to get things done before cool weather hits. When September arrives, fireplace companies see what is called...
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