Strong Foundations. Superior Results.
EPA-certified wood stoves installed with safe clearances and code-approved chimney systems.
A wood stove is a dependable heat source when Northwest storms knock out power, and safe installation is non-negotiable. We set the stove on a proper hearth pad with the clearances the manufacturer and code require. Class-A chimney pipe is routed and flashed to shed our frequent rain and draft reliably. Every install is inspected so you can burn with confidence all winter.
Reliable heat that works during power outages; Code-compliant hearth pads and wall clearances; Properly flashed chimney that stays weathertight; EPA-certified units that burn cleaner and hotter
1) Position the stove and build the hearth protection; 2) Establish required clearances to combustibles; 3) Install and flash the Class-A chimney system; 4) Inspect the assembly and confirm proper draft
Stove model and heat capacity; Chimney length and roof penetration details; Hearth pad and wall shielding materials; Permitting and inspection
Wood stove installs are best scheduled in late summer or early fall, before wood-burning season and the rush that comes with it.