Pellet Stoves & Inserts

Enjoy An Eco-Friendly Fire With A New Pellet Stove Or Insert

Here’s why:

Pellet stoves and inserts run off of pellets, which are composed of saw dust, bark, wood chips, and other renewable materials. These pellets are condensed, making for a more complete burn meaning more heat with less fuel, less particle emissions, and, if properly maintained and used, no creosote.

Pellets provide the realistic, dancing flames that wood-burning lovers long for.

Pellets can be purchased in several different sized bags, so there’s no need to clean out a much needed space in your garage to make room for your fuel. Simply buy a bag that makes sense for your space and your plans for using the stove or insert.

Most pellet stoves and inserts are self-igniting and have automatic hoppers and thermostats. That means more control, with less effort.

Many pellet stoves and inserts have automatic safety shutoffs should something go wrong.

These stoves and inserts also come in a wide assortment of styles, so whether you long for the traditional stove look or want something more contemporary, there are plenty of excellent stoves and inserts to choose from.

Pellet Stove Or Pellet Insert – Which Is Right For You?

Stoves
Looking to add a stove to a room without a chimney? Pellet stoves can be vented horizontally or vertically, so whether you have a chimney in place or not, a pellet stove can be a great way to add supplemental heat and charm to just about any room in your home. You’ll be amazed at how much heat these units put out with relatively no effort!

Inserts
Is your old, drafty wood-burning fireplace in need of an efficiency update? Cut down on your heating bills and energy waste by having a pellet insert retrofitted into your existing fireplace. These can work with your existing chimney and allow you to continue to enjoy family gatherings around the hearth.

Standard Or Premium Pellets?

When shopping for pellets, you’ll choose between standard and premium. Here at Chimney Solutions, we recommend premium pellets as they will give you the best appliance performance and the smallest amount of ash and particle emissions. If you choose to use a standard pellet, you can expect as much as 4% ash output and more appliance maintenance. These lower quality pellets are also less consistent in their makeup and can negatively affect your appliance’s electronic components over time.