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Pellet Stove Insert Installed in an existing fireplace constructed of masonry pellet inserts can vent through the chimney. They run on electricity, continuously feeding wood pellets from a storage bin, or hopper into the fire place with an automatic igniter. This type of heating device is more efficient than wood or propane stoves and produces less Ash. Learn more about this fireplace alternative at your local Sierra Hearth & Home. Cost-effective heating Pellet stove inserts are much easier to transport and store than fireplaces made of wood that require a lot of wood for fire. The pellet stove inserts are powered by electricity and deliver pellets continuously from a hopper to a burn pot. This sets off an intense fire that lasts for hours and does not require any attention. This efficient heating system can provide a more precise temperature control, ensuring that you keep your home at an optimal level. Pellet stoves convert more than 80% of their fuel into heat and energy, making them an excellent alternative to fossil fuel systems. This renewable energy source uses agricultural crop waste and compressed wood fibers that otherwise would end up in landfills. It is more eco sustainable and emits less greenhouse gases than fossil-fuel systems. Additionally the pellet fireplace is extremely cost-effective to run. This is because it creates convective heat that heats the air throughout your entire house, not just a small area in front of the unit. Since the hot pellets circulate, you are able to reduce your thermostat and still enjoy a cozy fire in the hearth. A pellet stove insert can be used to increase the value of your home, whether you choose to build a brand new fireplace or repurpose an existing one. These stoves are also great for those who don't need to maintain an outdoor firewood supply. The best way to locate the perfect pellet stove is by visiting your local fireplace dealer. Take photos of the area you intend to install the stove, and write down the dimensions. This information will assist your dealer in determining the dimensions of the opening, so you can be sure that the pellet stove fits perfectly. Sierra Hearth & Home in Jackson CA sells top-rated, high-efficiency pellet stove inserts that will give your drab fireplace a new lease on life. Our experts can help you select the best model for your home, based on your heating requirements and the size of your hearth. We're just a short drive from Ione, Valley Springs, Pioneer, Wilseyville, Amador and Calaveras County. Contact us today for your free consultation. Convenient Operation A pellet stove insert turns your fireplace into a highly efficient heating unit. Pellet stoves generate heat and flame by burning compressed pellets that are made from wood byproducts such as sawdust. They are less prone to smoke and maintenance problems than traditional wood-burning units, and more energy efficient than natural gas. This type of heater is ideal for rooms that require continuous heating. A single hopper of pellets can burn for up to 24 hours. The control options allow you to easily control the output of heat and the amount of fuel consumed. You can control your stove using an interactive touchscreen or online via a smartphone or tablet, or voice command depending on the model you select. Pellets are a sustainable and convenient fuel source. As opposed to wood logs, which require cutting and seasoned prior to burning pellets, pellets can be burned instantly. The pellets are made from compressed sawdust or wood waste and therefore do not contribute to the destruction of forests. RIKA pellet stoves are fitted with cutting-edge technology that makes combustion processes to be as efficient as is possible. This reduces the use of fuel and emissions. The cost-effectiveness can be offset by a need for large storage areas to store a lot of pellets. If you do not have access to pellets readily, you may want to consider other types of fireplace inserts. If you're looking to repurpose an existing fireplace, adding a pellet stove insert is usually an economical option as it requires less work than a chimney installation in its entirety. You'll also need a new fireplace opening, a hearth to cover the gap between the fireplace and the hearth, and an electrical outlet for the insert. You'll need a tee, chimney liner, and a new fireplace opening. You can choose from a variety of sizes and styles of pellet stove inserts, designed to fit a wide range of fireplace openings. Some models feature a beautiful curving front that gives an elegant appearance and feel. Others are simple and clean style that is suitable for many different decors. Low Maintenance Pellet stoves are simple to operate, providing an effective way to enjoy cozy home heat without the mess and work caused by fireplaces with wood burning. They burn pellet fuel composed of compressed sawdust, bark, wood chips and agricultural crop waste. In the process, they produce only a small less amount of ash than the traditional wood stove produces, making them a cleaner alternative for your hearth. Like a wood-burning fireplace, pellet stoves use the firebox to trap and heat the air. As the pellets burn in the heat exchanger, it converts the combustion gases and smoke into heat that is circulated throughout your home by the venting system. Pellet stoves are usually equipped with remote controls or wall thermostats that let you easily control the amount of heat produced. Pellet stoves come with easy-to-clean ash pans, which allow cleaning to be quick and simple. The majority of pellet stoves feature a quick-disconnect flue to make cleaning simpler. A horizontal disc feed system rotary delivers all pellet grades to the burner chamber, without jamming or overloading. This makes them easy to use. In addition to regular cleaning, using premium pellet fuel and adhering to the recommended maintenance schedule by the manufacturer can make the pellet stove's insert last longer. Proper maintenance will also assist in avoiding costly repairs. The ease of using pellet stoves makes it an attractive option for those who wish to upgrade their existing fireplace. They fit into existing fireplace openings and are vented through chimneys by using an adapter and liner. Pellet inserts come in different sizes and finishes as well as styling options. You're bound to find one that will complement your home decor. The hoppers which hold the pellet fuel are easy to access and the front of the unit can be opened to allow refilling easy. Pellet stove inserts can be installed in any fireplace opening and are compatible with most existing chimney systems. However, chimneys require to be in good condition to allow combustion byproducts to be properly vented out of the home. Clean Burning Pellet stoves are a great option for homeowners who would like to experience the warmth and ambience of a fireplace but don't need the hassle of chopping and stacking wood. Pellet stoves make use of compressed pellet fuels that are made from wood waste like sawdust. When a fire is lit the heat exchanger ignites the pellets to produce warm air while an exhaust fan carries combustion gases away from the home via the vent pipe to provide efficient and clean heating. Pellet fireplace inserts are more efficient than wood stoves because they can burn for a long time without having to add logs to the fire or maintain it. You can set a timer to add pellets on a regular basis or manually adjust the fire by adding more or fewer pellets. The hopper is easily accessible to load it, and it's easy to take the ash pan off for convenience in cleaning. Pellet inserts are extremely secure and ideal for homes with children or pets. The Ash pan can be removed for cleaning and the exhaust system reduces the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning by releasing the fumes outside. Additionally to that, many pellet stoves come with built-in safety features like electric ignition, thermostat control and automatic shut-off. They also feature robust glass doors and thick insulation to create a more robust fire that can withstand higher temperatures than other types of fireplaces. Pellet stoves, while they require annual maintenance to work effectively, are a great alternative for those who don't want to chop and haul wood. A pellet stove is easy to operate, requiring only a flick of a switch or push of a button to light and keep a fire burning. A lot of models are self-lighting and come with thermostat controls that make them easier to use. They're even odor-free and smokeless.