Energy Savers, Inc. - Meredith

[Grady223]

Anyone familiar with them as a wood stove dealer? Recommendations?

Also, anyone familiar with Quadra-Fire stoves and inserts?

Finally, do you have a catalytic stove? I was told they do well in seasonal homes as you can damp them down in mild weather.

[fatlazyless]

If you buy any product like a hot tub, pellet stove, wood stove, or propane stove from them, then the service after the sale is real good. They seem to always figure a way to call it warranty work, no charge to the owner, or after the warranty has expired years later, will tell you what to do and sell you the part. I've been around the block with them for over ten years with a hot tub and have been a happy camper. Also it is one word, Energysavers, in biz since 1976.

[DickR]

Back in the mid 90s we bought a used small Regency woodstove from them for the cottage. Just this week I ordered the rest of the chimney parts and a QuadraFire stove for the new house through them. They've been helpful in getting info from manufacturers for me. Woodstove and chimney parts are expensive, though.

I picked the QuadraFire Millenium 2100 because it has a small heat output as far as woodstoves go (around 11-30K BTU/hr, depending on how big a fire is going), has a welded steel box for tightness and with the ability to duct outside air directly into the stove if desired, and because it looks nice and not like a toy stove in the corner. I'll have to watch how hard we fire it, for how long, and in what weather, as it's going into a superinsulated house and could easily overheat the place in the dead of winter. I like having a wood fire.