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We sell and service HeatMaster indoor and outdoor wood boilers.

Made in Manitoba for Manitoba winters, you're supporting a Canadian company by using a HeatMaster wood furnace to heat your home, office, garage, shop, barn, hot water tank, pool hot tub...

24/12/2025

Your HeatMaster furnace can burn right through the night with no need to refuel, so that you can wake up to comfortable, steady heat. If you’re looking to increase your burn time, try:
o Checking your wood moisture- 15-25% moisture content is ideal for a G Series, to achieve complete combustion and ensure that your fuel is being fully utilized.
o Build and maintain a strong coalbed in your firebox to keep your fire insulated.
o Check for air leaks and blockages to ensure that your unit is running smoothly.

17/12/2025

Looking to increase your burn time in your G Series? Try these tips:
• Stack your wood east to west across the nozzle in your firebox
• Lay your wood pieces split side facing up, bark side facing down, to produce a better coal bed
• Maintain a solid coal bed in your firebox to keep your fire insulated, and to assist with gasification (ensure that your coal bed does not exceed the bottom of the air channel holes).

10/12/2025

Anticipating a cold snap? Now is the perfect time to:
o Check your temperature setpoints
o Ensure that you have enough fuel for the burning season
o Build and maintain a strong coal bed to insulate your fire
o Keep up with simple, regular maintenance
Your HeatMaster is built for the cold- make sure it’s got the fuel for the job!

03/12/2025

HeatMaster furnaces are designed in Winkler, Manitoba, where temperatures can drop to -45o C (-49o F), so we know what it takes to have a furnace built to withstand the harshest conditions. Our goal is for our customers to enjoy consistent, reliable heat without the monthly heating bill!

26/11/2025

For winter fuel storage, ensure that:
o Your woodpile is sheltered from snow, but is still exposed to wind and sun (shelter the top, keep the sides clear)
o Use a tarp to cover the top of your woodpile, and keep the sides exposed for airflow
o Your logs are split small enough to properly season- for the G Series, we recommend 4-6” diameter, and 16-18” in length.

20/11/2025

To prevent the buildup of creosote, it is important to understand what it is, and how it forms.

Creosote can result from several factors, including:
• Cooler temperatures in the unit
• Using unseasoned firewood (higher than 25% moisture content)
• Restricted airflow
To keep creosote to a minimum, keep up with a few minutes of daily and weekly maintenance, check your firebox regularly for proper airflow, and use the recommended fuel and recommended wood moisture content. Refer to your owner’s manual for more information or give us a call.

13/11/2025

A properly maintained chimney is essential for both performance and safety.

Here’s how to keep it flowing freely:
• Shut down the furnace and let it cool completely.
• From the top or access point, shine a flashlight into the flue.
• Look for buildup: Creosote, sticky residue, tar-like buildup, ash, or soot deposits.
• Use a flexible chimney brush to clean from top to bottom.
• Check the cap for obstructions (leaves, nests, etc.).
• Ensure the chimney extension (if any) is double-wall stainless steel to prevent condensation and blockage.
• Schedule cleanings at least once per season, more if running full-time.

06/11/2025

Your firebrick is telling you something.
A quick visual check can reveal how clean and efficient your burn is:
• Light grey/white bricks = You’re burning hot and clean.
• Dark, blackened bricks = Incomplete combustion or low burn temps.

29/10/2025

Don’t let ash build-up kill your heat.

A full ash pan restricts airflow and reduces efficiency. Here’s how to properly empty it:
• Allow the furnace to cool to a safe temperature.
• Open the ash pan access door using heat-resistant gloves.
• Slide out the ash pan slowly to avoid stirring up ash dust.
• Empty ashes into a metal container with a tight-fitting lid — never plastic or combustible.
• Store the ash container away from wood piles or buildings until fully cooled.
Pro tip: Always check shaker grates while you’re at it — keeping them clear helps maintain airflow from below.

22/10/2025

Is your furnace struggling to heat? Try this checklist:

⦁ Clean the chimney (poor draft = poor burn).

⦁ Check the coal bed or wood quality — a shallow coal bed or wet wood can cause issues.

⦁ Make sure all doors and gaskets are sealing tightly.

⦁ Confirm blower or draft fan is working.

⦁ Clean the heat exchanger.

If you’ve tried these and still have issues, contact us for support!

Address

YARD 8109E, Road 73N

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 20:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 20:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 20:00
Thursday	08:00 - 20:00
Friday	08:00 - 20:00
Saturday	08:00 - 20:00
Sunday	08:00 - 19:00

Telephone

+12044537788

Website

http://www.woodboilermanitoba.ca/

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