Stove Supply & installation
Friendly and efficient wood burning stove installations based in Perth, covering Central Scotland.
If you are looking for experts who can supply and install quality wood burning stoves and fireplaces for your home, Look no further than EKO Installations Ltd. Contact us today for more information.
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We are pleased to offer free, no-obligation quotes that are valid for 30 days. To ensure accuracy and tailor our quote to your specific needs, we require the completion of an on-site survey. Following the survey, you will receive your personalized quote within 10 days.
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At EKO Installations, we offer comprehensive services that include supply, design, and installation of wood burning stoves. Embrace the warmth and comfort of a wood stove in your home—there's truly no better moment to invest. With the current surge in energy costs, a wood burning stove isn't just a cozy addition to your living space; it's also a smart financial decision that can lead to significant savings on your heating expenses. Moreover, you'll be taking a step towards sustainability by reducing your carbon footprint.
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When you choose to purchase from us, you gain access to our in-depth expertise in the stove industry. This ensures that you receive guidance on selecting stoves that are not only highly efficient and environmentally friendly but also simple to operate.
Advantages of Contemporary Stoves
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Contemporary stoves that adhere to the Ecodesign Regulation for solid fuel local space heaters—a regulation that took effect in the UK as of 1st January 2022—provide numerous advantages beyond the basic comfort of warmth.
The SIA ( Stove Industry Association ) is committed to educating consumers, and it's our pleasure to present essential insights into the benefits of these modern heating solutions, as well as addressing and clarifying common misconceptions.
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​The Sustainable Choice: Wood Logs for Heating
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Utilizing wood as a fuel is an environmentally conscious decision. It's a renewable resource that boasts near carbon neutrality, making it a standout in sustainable energy sources.
The cyclical practice of cultivating and harvesting timber has paved the way for a reliable, ongoing supply of solid fuel that doesn't tip the carbon scale. Trees absorb atmospheric CO2 during their growth, which is then released back into the atmosphere at a similar rate when the wood is burned, mirroring the previous cycle's absorption. This natural give-and-take results in a remarkably low carbon footprint.
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