Winter Firepit Covering Tips

We do realize why one would choose to keep their firepit open during the winter, but we do want to take the time to explain why it should actually stay covered during the winter when not in use.

Residents of Monmouth County may be using their fire pits for a variety of reasons this winter and, as a result, are leaving them open afterwards. The staff at the WoodStove& Fireplace Center in Oakhurst, NJ shares an article from The News God with some tips to remember to help maintain your Firepit in top condition throughout winter. It is never a good idea to leave your firepit exposed to the outside elements in any capacity during the cold months to help prevent future issues.

First, choose the best firepit cover for the job. There are many options of covers that one can choose from when it comes to a firepit cover. As a result of having a cover, it will prevent discoloration, cracking, and rusting caused by snow and rain. Grass, leaves, and dirt will also be kept out of the bowl.

Furthermore, fire pit covers can help deter rodents and bugs from seeking shelter in the pit during the winter. Cover fire pits with a cover that cinches tightly around the base of the gas supply to prevent wasps and other pests from getting in during the winter months. Prevent rodents, wasps and other pests from getting into fire pits by covering them tightly around the gas supply during the winter.

Family-owned and operated, The Wood Stove & Fireplace Center, has served the Monmouth County area and integrity for over 45 years. Additionally, our service personnel are not only certified to industry standards but our sales consultants as well. If you have any questions about hour high-end quality fire pits, give us a call at (732) 531-1900 or Contact Us through our website today!

The Monmouth County Wood Stove & Fireplace Center shares this article from The News God with some tips to remember to help maintain your Firepit in top condition throughout winter.

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