Burn smart, burn clean, save money!
Did you know that smoke coming out of your chimney means you are wasting your fire wood? That’s because smoke is unburned fuel, which means you’re likely to end up buying or chopping more wood, stacking more wood, and making more trips to the wood pile to fuel-up your stove or fireplace.
And it can be downright unneighborly – and against the law – to fill your neighborhood with smoke because it can cause poor air quality, impact people’s health, and lead to or worsen a burn ban.
Learn how to get more heat from your wood, save money AND help protect our air quality.
Take the Wood Burner’s Quiz
We can all use a little fresher to make sure we’re getting the most heat out of our wood and our wood stove. Test yourself right now!
Attend a FREE Clean Burning Clinic
Attend one of our free clinics on Saturday, Jan. 23 at 11 a.m. and receive a coupon for a free wood moisture meter and a free How to Burn DVD.
Take advantage of money saving offers
If you are considering a new wood or pellet stove, you may qualify for a $1,500 tax credit. Local utilities are also offering rebates on insulation and weatherization efforts, as well as new whole-house heating systems. If you live in Tacoma and surrounding Pierce County communities, take advantage of our Wood Stove Replacement Program.
Get back to basics – burning basics
Learn how you can use less wood, produce less smoke and keep our air healthy for all to breathe.
