Fireplaces & Heating Stoves

  • Gas fireplace in a white mantel flanked by a millivolt power module on the left and an electronic ignition control box on the right
    January 15, 2019

    Standing Pilot vs. Intermittent Pilot Ignition

    All safety tested gas appliances use a series of switches, sensors, valves etc. to both ignite the fire as well as provide a safety system in case a part fails. There are two common types of ignition systems used in the fireplace and outdoor industries. Standing Pilot Millivolt Ignition systems and Intermittent Pilot Ignition Systems. There are variations of both of these systems from different manufacturers but the information below will lay out how each works and keeps you safe.
  • November 28, 2018

    How to Use Gas Heaters for Your Home

    Keeping your home warm in the deep winter months means more than just getting any type of heating solution to warm up your home. You need a gas heater that will heat your home without using any electricity! In other words, you need a Goodman gas heater! We keep houses warm and toasty during the cold and chilly winter months.
  • Wood vs Gas Heating Stoves – Which One Should You Get?
    January 18, 2018

    Wood vs Gas Heating Stoves – Which One Should You Get?

    When it comes to wood burning vs. gas appliances, most assume that there is simply no contest. Wood was once the fuel of choice, being readily available and relatively affordable. In modern times, gas has become more affordable and practical, offering economy of use with better thermal properties when used for heating or cooking. Even when it comes to environmental impact, gas is the clear winner, causing less damage to the environment overall.
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