We have been in the business of selling and delivering bricks, blocks, cement, natural stone, concrete pavers and retain wall blocks for 100 years. We also supply and deliver alternate heating options, including quality wood pellet and bagged coal. Kirley supplies, installs and services wood and coal stoves throughout southern New England. Let us be your full-service dealer.
Receive a $200 credit towards a ton of pellets with the purchase of a qualifying Harman stove. Product must be purchased (invoiced) between February 6 and March 19, 2012. Consumer must take delivery by April 19, 2012.
Don't miss out on these great savings. Visit Kirley Masonry and Stove Emporium and talk to one of our qualified stove experts.
We found this on Facebook. This is so true.When you buy from a small mom or pop business, you are not helping a CEO buy a third vacation home.
You are helping a little girl get dance lessons, a little boy get his team jersey, a mom or dad put food on the table, a family pay a mortgage, or a student pay for college.
Our customers are our shareholders and they are the ones we strive to make happy.
Thank you for supporting Small Businesses!
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If you live in New England, chances are you have your pellet stove blasting just to keep warm inside your home. The outside winter chill doesn't give New Englanders much of a break when it comes to heating their homes.
One simple way to cut back on fuel consumption is to wear an extra layer of clothes. A good polartec, silk or wool base layer helps to keep you warm and dry by wicking moisture away from your body. Be sure to add comfortable layers on top for added warmth. A wool sweater or zip up fleece is a great breathable insulator. A vest can function to warm your core, while allowing your arms ease of movement.
This might be the easiest way to minimize heating costs and be environmentally friendly. So next time you a feeling a little cold, try layering up.
Kirley will be open for business Saturday and Sunday for the tax holiday.
During the Sales Tax Holiday, Massachusetts shoppers will receive a very welcome 6.25% tax break on purchases up to $2,500. Kirley is excited to extend the tax savings on to our customers with many products that meet the Massachusetts Sales Tax Holiday criteria.
Receive a FREE pallet of pellet with purchase of a qualifying Harman or EcoChoice pellet stove valued up to $2500. Federal Energy Credit may also apply.
6.25% off with purchase of Harman Stoves valued over $2500. Federal Energy Credit may also apply.
FREE bag of lump charcoal with purchase of any Big Green Egg smoker grill.
20% off Unilock pavers and retaining wall block.
Visit Kirley Masonry & Stove Emporium on August 13 and 14 for tax free holiday savings on Harman stoves, Big Green Eggs and Unilock patios and retaining walls.
Shop early to beat the crowds.
The Massachusetts house has approved the Sales Tax Holiday once again. Shoppers will receive a very welcome 6.25% tax break on purchases up to $2,500.
Last year, consumers saved nearly $20 million in tax breaks. Why not take advantage with your larger purchases for huge savings in your wallet?
PLUS Check back soon for Kirley's special offerings for the Tax Free Holiday weekend.
When Kirley Masonry and Stove Emporium launched its new website just over a month ago, green energy has appeared as a recurring theme. We believe in a cleaner, greener way of living. We want to share ways to go green with you. Many of our blogs include simple ways to go green. Today we want to share with you Massachusetts’ latest Energy Rebate program that begins July 28, 2011.
Massachusetts is offering a rebate program for air conditioners and refrigerators. New ENERGY STAR® appliances reduce energy consumption and costs, helping reduce ozone pollution in the environment. Consumers will be saving money on their purchase and on lower energy bills, putting savings right back into their wallets.
What’s the catch? To receive the rebate, consumers must be replacing their older air conditioner or refrigerator with a newer, more efficient ENERGY STAR® model.
The program offers a rebate of $50 for air conditioners and $150 for refrigerators. But hurry, with a limit on funding, rebate money could run out real fast. Funds ran out in less than 3 hours when a similar program, Great Appliance Exchange, was offered in Massachusetts last year. So hurry up and save!
Last week, we experienced near record breaking high temperatures. Temperatures soared up to 102 degrees on Friday in Mansfield, MA. Who didn't have their air conditioners blasting?
Sometimes air conditioners are a must, especially in the heat of summer. Learn what can you do to make sure your air condtioner unit is efficient when you need to cool down. You can save money and energy by following these simple maintenance tips.
Clear the outside air conditioner units of brush and vegetation so they can breathe, but keep enough vegetation around them to keep them in the shade.
Shaded A/C compressors use as much as 10% less energy electricity than the same unit operating in the sun. Keep some of the "shade advantage" by planting leafy trees or shrubs that shade air conditioning units but do not block the flow of air.
In the fall and spring, turn off the power to the air conditioning unit. For added safety, shut off the switch at the circuit breaker. Rinse with a gentle stream of water from a hose. Additionally, clean or replace filters, clean the A/C condenser, and check the coolant lines according to manufacturers instructions.
Keeping the unit clean and clear gets the A/C unit ready for the next cooling season and makes it run more efficiently...conserving energy and saving you money.
This article will make your mouth water. Now is the time to go green. Egg that is.
The Cult of the Big Green Egg - United Tastes
Devotees say that meats cooked on Big Green Eggs — the egg-shaped ceramic grills called kamados — are more moist and succulent.
“I was a Weber and briquettes kind of guy,” said Michael Barry who has prepared everything from turkeys to apple brown betties on a ceramic cooker in his San Rafael, Calif., backyard. “But then I heard about Big Green Eggs, and then I cooked on one, and I never looked back.”
Read the complete excerpt from the New York Times.
Keep it Local, Keep it Fresh. Tis the season to eat fresh, delicious locally grown fruits and vegetables.
Buy produce in season and from your local region. Support local agriculture rather than importing products from another region. This saves on shipping and transportation, reducing the environmental impact and costs of transporting product.
You are also benefiting and supporting local growers and it will help promote self-sustainability. Often knowing the farmers who grow your food is an added bonus. Most of the money spent on local production stays in the community, supporting the local economy.
You can also visit a Whole Foods Market near you to find a variety of local products.
For the freshest fruits and vegetables, try planting your own garden. Don't have the space? Try a container garden!
You might be greener than you think!
Are your appliances energy efficient? Will you be purchasing any appliances soon? Many stoves, refrigerators, washers and dryers can be found with the energy star label. Eneryg Star is the trusted, government-backed symbol for energy efficiency helping us all save money and protect the environment through energy-efficient products and practices.
Do you use reusable bags for shopping? Did you know that a single plastic bag can take up to 1,000 years to degrade? You can minimize your usage of plastic bags. Reusable bags can be purchased at grocery stores for 99 cents!
Have you adjusted your thermostat to save on fuel in the winter? You can save around 10% a year on your heating and cooling bills by simply turning your thermostat back 10°–15° for eight hours. You can do this automatically without sacrificing comfort by installing an automatic setback or programmable thermostat.
Are you opening the windows instead of running the air conditioners in the summer? Let the fresh air in. Enjoy the smells and sounds of the outdoors.
Being eco-friendly helps to protect the environment around you. Going green effects the air, water, trees, animals and your health. The healthier you are, the happier you'll be!
Kirley will be blogging with many simple and interesting ideas on going green. Follow our posts on our website or on Facebook.
Please join us in going green.
