Nestled in the heart of Ashburton, Level Electrical stands as the town's exclusive specialist home heating retail store, dedicated to providing top-tier solutions for all your heating needs. From cosy winter nights to year-round comfort, we offer a comprehensive range of indoor & outdoor heating options tailored to suit every lifestyle and preference.
Step into our showroom and explore Ashburton's most diverse selection of heating appliances, including wood-burning stoves, gas fires, electric heaters, and more. Whether you're seeking traditional charm or contemporary elegance, our curated collection features leading brands and cutting-edge technologies to meet your unique requirements.
Beyond offering premium products, Level Electrical goes the extra mile to ensure a seamless experience for our customers. As part of our comprehensive service, we can arrange the necessary consents and installations through our network of approved subcontractors, ensuring that your heating solution is installed safely and efficiently.
At Level Electrical, we understand that your heating system may require maintenance or replacement parts over time. That's why we offer a wide selection of replacement parts for various heating appliances, ensuring that your investment continues to provide reliable warmth for years to come. Our knowledgeable staff are available to assist you in finding the right parts and accessories to keep your heating system in optimal condition.
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A common cause of this is that you are burning the wrong fuel. When it comes to firewood, you should only ever use fuel with a moisture content of 20% or less. This is because wood with a high moisture content creates more smoke as it burns away the water still inside.
The general consensus is that you should sweep your chimney at least once a year. However, if you use your fireplace a lot you may need to do it more often than that. Sweeping your chimney is important because it helps remove soot and more importantly removes the build-up of creosote in the chimney.
Wood burner-use rules for sites that are less than 2ha in size (generally urban areas):
Wood burner-use rules for sites that are greater than 2ha in size (generally rural areas):
Yes. The appliance will need to be recertified by the manufacturer or an approved heating engineer to show that it is in good condition and complies with Environment Canterbury’s emission requirements. This report must be provided with your building consent application and include the age of the burner; anticipated life expectancy; and the condition of the fire box, door and other parts. A new flue will also need to be installed.
Yes, you need a building consent to install or move solid and liquid space heaters, such as wood, pellet or diesel burners.
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Megan and her team have been incredible with helping us to replace out diesel fire with a wood burner after a house fire which left us with no form of heat. They all extremally efficient to help us through purchase right fire, consents and insulation of the fire after this disaster we had. Thank you Megan
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