Each fireplace offers a different experience.

• Gas fireplaces: Provide real flames and convenient operation without the need to store firewood.
• Electric fireplaces: Create realistic flame effects without combustion, gas lines, or exhaust venting.
• Wood-burning fireplaces: Offer the traditional experience of burning real wood, including natural flames, crackling sounds, and the aroma of a wood fire.

The best option depends on your home’s layout, heating needs, budget, and personal preferences.

If you want convenience and real flames, a gas fireplace may be your best option. If you prefer simple installation and flexible placement, consider an electric fireplace. If you love the traditional experience of a wood fire, a wood-burning fireplace may be ideal.

Blue Lagoon can help you compare the available Montigo fireplace collections.

Yes! Many homes can accommodate a new fireplace, even if they weren’t originally built with one.

Electric fireplaces generally offer the most installation flexibility, while gas and wood-burning models require additional consideration for venting, clearances, and fuel supply.

A direct-vent gas fireplace uses a sealed combustion system that draws air from outside and vents combustion gases outdoors.

Vent-free fireplaces do not use a traditional exhaust vent, but they are subject to specific installation restrictions and local building codes.

Montigo offers direct-vent indoor gas fireplaces and outdoor fireplace models designed for approved applications.

Many Montigo gas fireplaces are available for natural gas or propane, depending on the model. Some fireplaces may be converted using manufacturer-approved conversion kits.

Always confirm fuel compatibility before purchasing or installing a fireplace.

Yes! Montigo offers Illume gas fireplace inserts designed to fit into compatible existing masonry fireplaces.

A gas insert can provide the appearance of a traditional fire with convenient operation and less cleanup. A qualified installer must evaluate your existing fireplace and chimney to determine compatibility.

Many Montigo gas fireplaces include or offer remote control options. Depending on the model, available features may include flame adjustment, fan control, thermostat settings, and optional Wi-Fi connectivity.

In some cases, yes. Montigo offers heat-management solutions for certain models that can help redirect heat away from the wall above the fireplace.

The fireplace installation manual, required clearances, and your television manufacturer’s temperature limits must all be followed.

Yes! Montigo’s eDelRay electric fireplace collection offers realistic flame effects along with electric heating. For example, the eDelRay Linear series includes a 1,500-watt heater to provide supplemental warmth.

No! Electric fireplaces do not burn fuel, so they don’t require a traditional chimney or combustion exhaust vent.

This makes them an attractive option for bedrooms, living rooms, finished basements, and other suitable spaces. Electrical requirements and installation clearances still apply.

Many electric fireplaces allow you to enjoy the visual flame effect independently of the heater. This makes them an excellent choice for creating a cozy atmosphere throughout the year, including warmer months.

Confirm this feature on your selected model.

Electricity usage depends on the fireplace’s wattage, heating settings, and operating time. For example, a 1,500-watt heater running continuously for one hour uses approximately 1.5 kilowatt-hours of electricity.

Actual operating costs depend on your utility rates and how frequently you use the heater.

Modern electric fireplaces offer increasingly realistic flame effects, decorative media, and lighting features. Montigo’s eDelRay collection offers contemporary and traditional styling options, allowing homeowners to create a fireplace that complements their interior design.

Yes! Montigo offers wood-burning fireboxes, including the Wildfire and Firescape collections. These models are designed for homeowners who enjoy the authentic atmosphere of a traditional wood fire.

Montigo’s Wildfire and Firescape collections offer different firebox sizes and design configurations.

The Wildfire collection includes WB36, WB44, and WB54 models, while the Firescape collection includes WB60 and WB60L models. The right choice depends on the desired fireplace appearance, installation space, and applicable specifications.

Yes. Wood-burning fireplaces require a properly designed and approved chimney or venting system to safely exhaust smoke and combustion gases. The chimney system must meet the fireplace manufacturer’s installation requirements and applicable building codes.

Wood-burning fireplaces and chimneys should be inspected at least annually, with cleaning performed as needed. Creosote and soot can accumulate inside the chimney and create a fire hazard.

Regular inspections and professional chimney cleaning help support safe operation.

Yes! Wood-burning fireplaces can be incorporated into new construction when the home is designed to accommodate the required chimney system, framing clearances, hearth protection, and applicable building codes.

Planning the fireplace during the design stage can make it easier to integrate into your home’s layout.

The cost of a fireplace depends on the type, model, size, features, and installation requirements. Electric fireplaces may require less installation work, while gas and wood-burning fireplaces can involve additional costs for venting, gas connections, chimney systems, or framing.

Contact Blue Lagoon to explore fireplace options and discuss pricing.

Blue Lagoon Pool & Spa offers Montigo fireplace products to customers throughout North Central Washington, including Wenatchee, East Wenatchee, Chelan, Leavenworth, Quincy, and surrounding communities.

Contact our team to learn more about available gas, electric, and wood-burning fireplace models.