WOOD STOVE INSTALLATION CT

Name: Four Seasons Chimney & Roofing LLC
Address: 19 Walnut Hill Road, Thomaston, Connecticut, 06787
Telephone: 866-747-7778
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Napoleon - OAKDALE EPI3

Wood Burning Contemporary Fireplace Insert

Napoleon OAKDALE EPI3TN

Wood Burning Traditional Majolica Brown Fireplace Insert

Napoleon S25I

Medium Cast-Iron Wood-Burning Charcoal Finish Fireplace Insert

Napoleon S20I

Wood-Burning Cast Iron Fireplace Insert

Timberwolf TI3T-1

Wood Burning Traditional Fireplace Insert

Timberwolf TI3TN-1

Wood Burning Traditional Majolica Brown Fireplace Insert

Timberwolf T20I

Wood-Burning Cast Iron Fireplace Insert

Timberwolf EPI22-1

Wood-Burning Fireplace Insert

Stay Warm All Season Long

The biggest advantage homeowners have with a wood burning stove is the quality of heat the unit gives off. Woods stoves operate on the principal of radiant heat, which warms an area faster and more efficiently than warm air being blown through a home’s vent system. The powerful heat from a wood stove radiates from all sides of the unit as well as the top, sending warmth in all directions.

Living in the Northeast, we are prone to occasional power outages throughout the winter. With a dependable wood stove, you’ll stay warm around the clock, regardless of your home’s supply of gas or electricity.

Choose Four Seasons Chimney and Roofing for all phases of residential roofing. Our skilled technicians are dedicated to providing worry-free solutions for your roofing needs. Don’t miss out on our exclusive offers and quality craftsmanship. Contact us today at 866-747-7778 for a free estimate, and ask how you can take advantage of our limited-time discounts. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we look forward to enhancing the longevity and performance of your roof.

Benefits of a Wood Stove

Energy efficient
Eco-friendly
Save money on bills
Decorative and stylish
Family fun

Will I save money using a Wood Stove?

Wood is an inexpensive fuel source. It costs less per BTU than oil, gas or electricity. Homeowners who practice strategic zone heating in their homes can save hundreds of dollars in utility bills each year.

Is burning wood eco-friendly?

Compared with using fossil fuels for heat (natural gas, propane, coal, etc.) wood is much more eco-friendly. It’s considered “carbon-neutral,” which means when it burns, it doesn’t add additional carbon dioxide to the environment. This is because in its natural state as a tree, wood absorbs carbon dioxide that’s in the atmosphere. During combustion, a balance is maintained.