Some advice, please! Looking to replace our ventless fireplace for obvious reasons.. We live in the NE US. Currently we have a propane fireplace and are potentially looking into natural gas. There is a chimney from when there was a wood burning fireplace but not sure of condition. But then we got thinking maybe a pellet stove insert or a wood burning insert stove would be more efficient? And what would be cost effective to install? Please give advice, we aopreciate any suggestions and thanks for your help!
Replace ventless fireplace with.....?
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I certainly understand getting rid of a vent free. Is it a fireplace?
I’d skip the idea of a pellet appliance, very high maintenance, pellets are costly and constantly fluctuating in price. Wood is a good option if you’ve access to firewood.
Is natural gas available now? It will be far cheaper than LP.
I’d skip the idea of a pellet appliance, very high maintenance, pellets are costly and constantly fluctuating in price. Wood is a good option if you’ve access to firewood.
Is natural gas available now? It will be far cheaper than LP.
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