Regency builds wood, gas, and pellet stoves, inserts, and fireplaces. That makes it one of the few lines where you can compare all three fuels from the same manufacturer, which helps when you're still deciding which way to go.
A lot of Maine homes have older masonry fireplaces that look great but aren't very effective at heating the room. An insert can turn that existing fireplace into a much more useful heat source. Regency makes inserts in wood, gas, and pellet versions, and their freestanding stoves and built-in fireplaces cover new construction and remodels.
Before recommending a model, we'll ask about the room, what you have now for a chimney or venting, and how often you plan to run it. How much heat you actually get depends on the layout of the house and the installation as much as the unit itself, so we plan around your space instead of the number on the brochure.
Stop by one of our showrooms or give us a call to talk through Regency options. We handle the sale and the installation, and we provide ongoing service for our customers.
