Fireplaces Fight Winter's Chill | Milwaukie

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Fireplaces to Warm Your Home


Milwaukie | Oregon
There's nothing quite like a fireplace for chasing away winter's chill. A cheery blaze can lift spirits, warm the room and add value to your home.
In order to maximize your return on investment or ROI, experts suggest putting the fireplace in the room where people spend the most time, like your living room or den.
If you already have a traditional fireplace, but would like to maximize energy efficiency, you can have a fireplace insert installed. Inserts can burn wood, gas, or pellets and some boast energy efficiency ratings up to %80.

Want to know more?
Give the licensed, insured professionals at Beisa'a Legacy a call today.

Ubicación: Portland Milwaukie, OR, USA

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