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(571) 436-0844 Text (540) 660-7785 Showroom · 1314 N Royal Ave, Front Royal VA Mon–Fri 8–5  ·  Sat 10–4 Firefighter Owned · Licensed VA & WV

Front Royal, Virginia

Fireplaces & Stoves

Two dozen brands, and one honest question before any of them matters: what are you actually putting it into? Answer that and the right appliance narrows down fast — use the builder below, or come stand in front of forty of them burning in our showroom.

Start Here

Insert, Fireplace, or Stove?

This is the single most common mix-up we hear, and it costs people money. Customers ask for a “fireplace insert” when what they need is a fireplace — two completely different appliances that go into two completely different openings. Thirty seconds here saves a wasted trip and a wrong quote.

A wood-burning fireplace insert installed in an existing stone masonry fireplace

Fireplace Insert

Goes into what you already have

An insert is a sealed firebox that slides into an existing masonry fireplace. The brick firebox and the chimney stay; the insert drops in and a stainless liner runs up the flue to the top. It turns an open, drafty fireplace into a real heater.

This is you if you have a brick or stone fireplace and a chimney, and it either doesn’t throw heat or you don’t use it.
A prefabricated zero clearance wood fireplace built into a modern living room wall

Prefabricated Zero Clearance Fireplace

A new one, or a replacement

A zero clearance fireplace is a complete, self-contained unit that gets framed into a wood-stud wall or chase and vented through the chase or the sidewall. “Zero clearance” means it is built and listed to sit right against the framing — no masonry, no existing chimney.

It is also what goes in when a prefab fireplace you already have is worn out. Cracked refractory, rusted-through firebox, a builder-grade unit that never threw heat — we pull the old one and set a new one in its place. Sizes rarely match one for one, so we reframe the opening as needed to get the fit and the clearances right.

This is you if the wall is blank and you’re building, adding on or finishing a basement — or you already have a prefab fireplace that has reached the end of its life.
A soapstone freestanding wood stove with the fire burning

Freestanding Stove

Stands on its own

A stove sits out in the room on a hearth pad, with pipe running to a chimney or straight up through the roof. Because all six sides radiate, a stove usually puts out more usable heat than anything else on this page.

This is you if you want maximum heat, or you’re heating a space that has no fireplace and no room to frame one.

Interactive

Build My Fireplace

Pick your fuel — more than one is fine if you’re still weighing options — then pick the type. We’ll show you every brand we carry that actually makes it. Skip step one entirely if you’d rather just browse by appliance type.

1Pick your fuel

What do you want to burn?

Choose one or several. Leave all four off to browse by type alone.

2Pick the type

Where is it going?

Not sure? Read the three cards above — it comes down to what you’re putting it into.

Everything we carry

Lines We Carry

Our Brands

We are a stocking dealer, not a catalogue. If you see it here we sell it, install it, and service it — and most of these are burning in the showroom right now.

Next Step

Come See It Lit

A spec sheet cannot tell you what a flame looks like across a room. Forty-plus units are on display at 1314 N Royal Avenue in Front Royal, most of them burning. Bring a photo of your fireplace and a rough measurement and we can tell you in five minutes what fits.

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