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Most installations in Alaska range from $3,000 to $12,000 depending on the type of unit, fuel source, and venting requirements. Freestanding wood stoves tend to be the most cost-effective to install, while wood-burning fireplaces with full chimney systems are on the higher end. Gas fireplaces fall somewhere in the middle—less than a wood fireplace, but more than a basic stove. The best way to get an accurate number is to start with our online estimate tool—it takes about two minutes and gives you a solid ballpark before we schedule your free in-home appointment.

If you live in Alaska, the short answer is: yes, you should seriously consider it. Wood stoves and wood-burning inserts operate without electricity, which means they keep your home warm during power outages—whether from winter storms, earthquakes, or grid failures. A quality wood stove can heat your entire living space with no reliance on the electrical grid. We carry Hearthstone, Jotul, Lopi, and other top brands built for this kind of performance.

A fireplace is a standalone unit that gets built into a wall or framed into new construction. An insert slides into an existing fireplace opening—it turns an old, inefficient masonry fireplace into a high-efficiency heat source. If you already have a fireplace and want more heat from it, an insert is usually the best move. If you’re building new or don’t have an existing opening, you’ll want a fireplace. Our team can help you figure out which option fits your home during a free in-home appointment.

Yes. After any significant seismic event, you should have your chimney inspected before using it again. Earthquakes can crack flue liners, shift chimney sections, and create hidden damage that isn’t visible from the outside. Our technicians perform Level 2 chimney inspections that include a video scan of the interior flue to check for cracks, separations, and structural damage. If you’ve felt a significant quake, call us to schedule an inspection before your next fire.

Yes—we regularly ship stoves, fireplaces, and inserts to communities outside the road system. We’ve shipped to locations across Alaska, working with freight carriers and barge services to get units where they need to go. Pricing depends on the destination and the size of the unit. Give us a call at (907) 333-3131 and we’ll work out the logistics and cost for your specific location.

We handle the entire installation with our own in-house crew—no subcontractors, no third parties. Our team has over 75 years of combined experience installing fireplaces, stoves, and inserts across Anchorage, Eagle River, and surrounding areas. We manage everything from the initial site assessment to the final walkthrough, including all venting, gas lines, and hearth pads. You don’t need to hire anyone else.