EPA 2020 certified wood heat

Heat the whole house with a stove that is legal to sell.

Wood stoves, inserts, cookstoves and fireplaces from Drolet, Osburn, Enerzone, Englander, J.A.ROBY and more. Every listing publishes its certification status and measured emission rate — in the United States that is not optional.

  • 64models in stock
  • 2.5 g/hEPA Step 2 limit — all of ours are under it
  • Freedelivery, nationwide
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Pick by the space you need to heat

Oversizing a stove is the commonest mistake — you end up damping it down, which smokes, tars the flue and wastes wood. Match the firebox to the room.

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Every stove here states its EPA position

Since 15 May 2020 it has been unlawful to sell a wood heater that is not certified to the EPA Step 2 limits, and the duty sits with the retailer, not the manufacturer. So each listing carries the certification status, the measured particulate emission rate against the 2.5 g/h cord-wood limit, the efficiency and the test standard. If we cannot document it, we do not list it.

How EPA certification works
  • 2.5 g/hStep 2 cord-wood particulate limit
  • 2.0 g/hStep 2 crib-wood limit
  • 70%+typical HHV efficiency of the stoves we list
  • Exemptsome cookstoves fall outside the rule — and say so
Supply and fit

We install what we sell

A stove is only as good as its flue. We survey, fit and sign off, so the install matches the manual and the inspector has nothing to argue with.

1. Survey

We check the hearth, the clearances and the chimney before anything is ordered — and this is where the stove size gets settled.

2. Supply

Free delivery nationwide. Stoves ship freight on a pallet; we tell you in advance whether it is kerbside or into the room.

3. Install

Fitted to the manufacturer's manual and to local code, with the paperwork you need for the permit and the inspection.

How installation works

Not sure which size?

Tell us the square footage and the insulation — we'll point you at two or three that fit.

Main heat source or backup, mobile home or alcove, existing chimney or new flue: it all changes the answer.