Ashley Wood Stoves began in a cold workshop thirty years ago, when our founder couldn’t find a stove that actually heated his space without burning through a forest’s worth of logs every winter. So he built his own — a heavy-duty steel burner that could run all night on just a few pieces of hardwood. Word spread through our Vermont valley about the stove that actually worked, and before long, neighbors were asking for their own.

Today, we’re still building stoves the same stubborn way: thick gauge steel, precision-welded seams, and cast iron doors that’ll outlast your grandkids. We test every single unit with a 12-hour burn before it leaves our shop, because nobody should wake up to a cold house at 3 AM. Our stoves aren’t the cheapest or the fanciest, but they’re what we’d want in our own homes — reliable heat sources that turn wood into warmth without the fuss.

We’ve grown from that single workshop to three facilities across New England, but we still answer our own phones and still remember most of our customers by name. When you buy an Ashley stove, you’re not just getting a product; you’re getting three decades of Vermont winters worth of knowledge, and a team that understands what it means to depend on wood heat. Because for us, this isn’t just business — it’s how we heat our own homes, too.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.