The holiday season is the perfect time to treat yourself and your family to a new custom fireplace. When you visit White Glove’s House of Fire you can see many of our brands and models in action, from manufactured appliances to the industry’s best custom fireplaces.

If you haven’t yet visited White Glove’s House of Fire you are missing out! Our House of Fire is packed with all of our best and most beautiful fireplaces for your convenience.

The chimney and fireplace industry is filled with fantastic products that are both functional and beautiful. When a White Glove technician helps you find the best product for you, it’s our hope that its style complements your home, and its efficiency compliments your billfold.

Installing a new wood stove is a sure-fire way to raise property value, bring together the aesthetics of your living space, and supplement your heat system.

When your home or business depends on a fireplace or stove for heat, you expect it to be both safe and efficient. Oftentimes these things go hand in hand.

As a new homeowner, you may be excited about using a real wood-burning fireplace or stove in your home to enjoy.

Fireplaces have gotten a bad reputation when it comes to living a greener, more sustainable life. Many people believe that fireplaces are inherently bad and cause great damage to our environment.

As it becomes colder and colder, homeowners start relying more and more on their central heating systems. This increased use usually results in a higher electricity bill, causing homeowners to seek more cost-effective ways to heat their homes.

Butte County is a great place to live and we want to keep it that way by increasing the quality of air. Homeowners can help increase the air quality of Butte County by participating in our unique Wood Burning Device Change-Out Program.

A properly functioning fireplace should be clean and free of any smoke stains. These unsightly stains are not only a problem aesthetically, but could also signal a bigger issue concerning your fireplace.

When adding alternative heating to your home (in addition to your central heating system), there are essentially three fuel choices: wood, gas, and pellet.

If you already own a fireplace, you’re well aware of all the components and accessories a wood-burning appliance has.

While waiting for the groundhog to tell us how much winter is left you may be wondering if your woodpile will last out the season.

Christmas is only a few quick weeks away, meaning many people are in the holiday spirit. People have exchanged gift lists and started shopping for everyone on their own list.

Chimney odor problems may be attributed to a variety of different things, the most notable of which comes from creosote deposits — a natural byproduct of burning wood — inside your chimney.

A cozy fireplace will stay that way if there is proper maintenance, and proper disposal of ash is one of the primary steps.

A fireplace is a good place to get cozy and warm yourself up during cold winter seasons. But, what happens if you light your fire and your living room fills with smoke?

As the “shovel the ashes out of the fireplace” season is upon us, here are some notes about ashes! Don't hesitate to call White Glove Chimney & Air Duct with any questions.

Your fireplace is designed to safely contain a wood-fueled fire, while, at the same time, providing heat for your home.

Perhaps you’ve been wondering lately if wood is the most efficient way to heat your home.