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Install pressure gauges on either side of your water filter

An easy way to determine whether it's time to change your whole house water filter(s) is…

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Do I need a building permit when installing a wood stove?

The local authority having jurisdiction, also known as the building inspector, has indicated that all wood-fired appliance installations require a building permit. This ensures the installation meets local building codes and also allows for a WETT inspection if required by your insurance carrier.

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• Products
  • Air Handlers / Heat Pumps
  • Boilers
  • Central Vacuum Systems
  • Chimney
  • Controls
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  • Furnaces
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  • Misc
  • Pellet Stove
  • Plumbing Fixtures
  • Plumbing Supplies
  • Propane Supplies
  • Thermostatic Controls
  • Waterheaters
  • Water Filtration
  • Well Water Pumps / Waste Water Pumps / Pressure Tanks
  • Woodburning Fireplaces
  • Woodstoves
  • Wood Accessories
• Services
  • Residential Services
  • Commercial Services
  • Video Inspection & Locating
  • Drain Cleaning
  • Propane Cylinder Recertification
  • Controls Service and Installation
  • Backflow Prevention Assembly Certification
  • Gas Detection

Make sure you have enough chimney

A rule of thumb for determining how much chimney you need for proper woodstove performance is to measure the distance from the bottom of the stove to the top of the chimney (cap) - you should have at least 15 feet.