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Fireplaces, stoves and inserts in Eau Claire, WI.
Serving Chippewa Falls, Menomonie and Northwestern Wisconsin.
Quality brands. Thoughtful choices.
Plan your project with our team.
Support for the life of your fireplace.
Different spaces. Different lives.
The same warmth at the center.
Different homes. Same feeling.
Let’s make it yours.
From first plans to final details, find a fireplace that belongs in your new home.
Give your living space a new focal point with a fireplace that fits your style.
Compare gas and wood inserts and explore the possibilities for your existing hearth.
Bring your room, your ideas, and your wish list. We will help you find the right fit.
5890 Arndt Rd, Eau Claire, WI 54701
(715) 835-0929
Serving Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, Menomonie and Northwestern Wisconsin.
A fireplace is planned as part of a new installation or a replacement project. An insert is designed to fit into a suitable existing fireplace. Bring measurements and photos of your hearth so our team can help compare the right options.
Gas offers convenient flame control, wood provides the experience of a real wood fire, and electric models offer flexible placement without a gas line. Pellet stoves and inserts are another option. The right choice depends on your home, venting and heating goals.
Talk with our Eau Claire team about your project, the appliance you are considering and the installation requirements. We can help you plan the next steps. Clearances, venting and final suitability must follow the selected manufacturer documentation and local requirements.
Call (715) 835-0929 or use our quote request form. Tell us about your home, preferred fuel and whether you are building, remodeling or upgrading an existing fireplace. Photos and measurements are helpful.
Compare your options and prepare for the conversation.
Fuel choice affects how you use the appliance, what the project needs and the care involved. Before choosing a finish, compare the routine you want and the installation the property can support.
A close-up of the firebox is useful, but a wider photograph gives the team much more context. Include the surrounding wall, hearth, mantel, nearby doors and furniture. For a new installation, share a floor plan and the proposed appliance location.
The right first question is not which model looks best. It is what kind of project your room can support. A built-in fireplace, a freestanding stove and a fireplace insert are different product categories with different planning needs.
