Pine Lake Stoves & Fireplaces

****ATTENTION CUSTOMERS**** We have NEW HOURS! Monday-Friday 8am-4pm, Saturdays 8am-3pm, SUNDAY-CLOSED! Starting 8/20/2020. Of course if you need an appointment outside of our business hours you can always call 518-835-8900 and we would be happy to work with you!

Attention Customers, We will be closed from Sunday November 22nd until Sunday November 29th for Thanksgiving. We will re-open Monday November 30th and resume normal business hours. Happy Holidays.

Huge thanks to Dom Friello with Pine Lake Stoves & Fireplaces on this great wood stove install and thanks to George Wicks with help of the stone work. Super thankful for you guys !

SAVE UP TO $860 on all Regency hearth products this weekend only Saturday October 24th. At Pine Lake Stoves & Fireplaces Cash and Carry Special. Free Accessories, Free Blowers, Free Venting. Call 518-835-8900 for details on this savings event. If your in the market for a new fireplace there has never been a better time to purchase. 1087 St. Highway 10 Caroga Lake N.Y. 12032 #woodstove #pelletstove #gasstove #fireplace #sale #regencyfireplaceproducts

4 installations completed today. All across the state. Trust the experts with your fireplace. Call 518-835-8900 to get certified service and expert advise.

With EPA restrictions on new wood stoves it becomes so much more important to burn dry, seasoned firewood. Otherwise you run the risk of poor draft, increased maintenance and chimney fires.

Your Monday October 19, 2020 heating education! Did you KNOW pellet types and SIZES MATTER?!?! Here's a snippet of an owners manual.. Along with sizes of pellets that were ALL in the same bag! Keep in mind this was a bag of HARD WOOD pellets as well.. Can you see how this would make a difference? ... If you are unsure... Check Your owners manual for suggested types and sizes.. Burning Pellets is NOT like burning WOOD in a wood stove! If you're wondering if the stove and/or auger are good or bad... It may have something to do with the fuel! Black windows, a lot of buildup in the burn pot, clinkers, a lot of ash.. Can all be a cause of the fuel you are using! (Among other things) HOW do you know its a good pellet for YOUR STOVE?? A good rule of thumb is.. Fill a hopper with 1 kind of pellet, burn on your usual feed rate and temperature until it's gone, keep track of how it ran, heat output and cleanliness of the stove.. Clean everything, then fill the hopper with a different kind, burn at the same feed rate and temperature..again evaluate all things. You may have to try a few kinds based on the brand of stove, venting configuration, elevation etc. Hope this helps!