Any good dealers in the Washington D.C. area?

[zimm17]

I'm shopping for a basic but quality insert for my fireplace. The internet, angies list, and google reviews are terrible for my local dealer, "Woodburners too" since they are under new owners. 1 star averages are not good for me.

There's blazes Fredericksburg, VA that sells Vermont castings and pacific energy.
http://www.blazesinc.com/


The Fireplace in Gaithersburg, MD sells Buck
http://www.washingtonfireplace.com/

I want a decent stove and not get ripped off or have a terrible install.

Recommendations?

 

[mellow]

If you are handy this is something that can be done DIY after plenty of reading on here. Make sure your insurance is ok with you installing and if a permit is needed check that as well.

It would be good to have some more info on your install and pictures if you need help.

 

[BrotherBart]

Give Chase Rice at J.E. Rice Hardware in Manassas a call. I bought my old stove from his father in 1985 and get all of my pipe and stuff from them. Great folks and a large number of stoves on display.

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http://www.jericeco.com/

Blazes is a good shop also.

 

[zimm17]

Thanks for the inputs. At this point in my research, I'm leaning towards the Century CW2900 for a budget insert and DIY chimney liner.

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If I get it from the recommended online dealer from their website, it's $1250 with the $400 liner included and free shipping.

Fireplace is 36" wide x 27" tall x 23" deep. Width at back is 24". Hearth sticks out 20.5" from face.
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