Fireplaces

Heritage offers a full line of wood, gas, electric fireplaces and gas logs to warm or enhance any size home or business. Visit us today and we will help you with an energy efficient home hearth solution to compliment any décor, any budget, any lifestyle.

A living room with a fireplace and a bottle of wine on a table.
A fireplace in a living room with a brick wall.
A fireplace with a lot of fire in it
A living room with a fireplace and a white mantle.

Fuel Type

Wood

A traditional choice that provides a realistic flame and high heat output. However, it requires more maintenance than other types of fireplaces.

Gas

A convenient option that's easy to use and can heat large spaces. Gas fireplaces are clean-burning and produce no ash or soot.

Electric

An efficient option that's easy to install and a good choice for smaller spaces. However, the flames aren't as realistic as a wood fire.

Manufacturers

These links provide information and ideas to help educate you about the many options available.

Call or come by soon for expert advice and a home hearth estimate.

"We are enjoying our new fireplace, and our customers just love the wonderful addition! What a great addition to the ambiance of our 150 year old carriage barn."


Brews & Brats at Arbor Hill, Bristol

"I wanted to sincerely thank Heritage Fireplace for assisting us with a fireplace for our "living showroom" and Culinary Center. We wanted to create a room with a stunning, warm, and relaxing atmosphere. This was definitely achieved!"


Vella Bath & Kitchen, Inc.

FAQs

  • What is the most efficient option for a wood burning fireplace?

    This depends on your lifestyle and usage. Converting to an efficient gas insert with a thermostat remote is a great option. We also carry some really nice electric fireplaces that serve the needs of our customers very well.

  • What is the best solution if I want to update the look of my fireplace and don't want to burn wood anymore?

    A beautiful set of gas logs might be right for you.  They are not meant for heat, but you will get some residual heat from them. A gas insert is another great option and will provide heat as well without the mess and cost of wood.

  • What models will fit into my existing fireplace?

    We will need the dimensions of the fireplace to answer this question. Height, width, depth and the width of the back.