South Jersey Fireplaces, Stoves, and Fireplace Inserts in Voorhees and Northfield.

Rettinger Fireplace Systems understands your desire to help the environment and save money by going green. Learn more about eco-friendly fireplaces and fuel types by checking out our selected articles, videos, and other links below.

Fuel Comparison Chart

Based on your heating requirements, lifestyle requirements, and emotional needs, there’s a fuel type and product model that will best suit you. Use this decision matrix courtesy of Quadrafire to help find a match for you.

Fuel Cost Calculator

Pellet fuel is a cost stable and price competitive fuel. A good way to understand the price benefits of pellet fuel is to compare it against other home heating fuels. Use this fuel cost calculator from the Pellet Fuels Institute to help you compare the pricing of different types of home heating fuels.

Pellet Fuels Institute

Learn more about pellet fuel at the Pellet Fuels Institute. Pellet fuel is a renewable, clean-burning and cost stable home heating alternative currently used throughout North America. It is a biomass product made of renewable substances – generally recycled wood waste.

Is Burning Wood Greener than Burning Gas?

National Geographic asks: Is burning wood greener than burning gas? Learn how a properly engineered woodburning system is by far a more eco-friendly source of heat than gas, oil, or electricity produced from non-renewable resources.

ClassicFlame - Green, Clean, and Safe

Electrical Fireplaces offer minimal environmental impact. Their carbon dioxide emmisions are less than gas fireplaces, and they feature no air exchange, no emissions, no outdoor pollution, and no consumption of wood or fossil fuels.

Good Morning America Clip

Good Morning America's "Just One Thing" features "Green Your Chimney," featuring EPA certified pellet fireplaces. Pellets are made from by-products such as saw dust - no cutting trees involved.