Featured Installers
This directory is offered as a convenience to the tiny living community. Installers featured in this directory are third parties and are not affiliated with Tiny Wood Stove. Any agreement you enter into with an installer on this list is solely between you and the installer, and Tiny Wood Stove doesn't offer any special benefits or guarantees for using their services.
Wind River Tiny Homes
https://www.windrivertinyhomes.com/
Specialty: Tiny and Mobile Spaces
Service Area: Chattanooga, Tennessee
Tiny Space Creations
www.littlehomesteadbuilds.com/
Specialty: Tiny and Mobile Spaces
Service Area: Mobile, will travel. Based in Detroit.
Midwest Tiny Homes
Specialty: Tiny Homes on Wheels
Service Area: Saint Cloud, MN
Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses
www.rockymountaintinyhouses.com
Specialty: Tiny Homes on Wheels
Service Area: Southern Rockies
RoadRoots Mobile Upfitters
Specialty: Any mobile platform designed for tiny living. Turn-key or assistance with off-grid builds including metal fabrication
Service Area: NE Texas
Backcountry Tiny Homes
Specialty: Tiny Homes on wheels
Service Area: New England, Located in Hampstead, NH
If you are a professional installer and would like to be included in this directory, please contact us directly at support@tinywoodstove.com. In order to be featured, you must have completed at least one safe, well-designed installation of a Dwarf stove and provide photographs to share.
Hi.
Do you have any installers in Canada? I live about 40 minutes from Port Huron, Michigan in Ontario.
Thanks
Sorry, Greg, but we haven’t worked directly with any professional installers in Canada yet. The vast majority of our customers DIY their installs. If we find one, we’ll be sure to add it to the list.
Looking for an installer in Coeur D Alene. Just bought a 4K and wanting it installed in my fifth wheel.
George-
Check out Yeti Bus Builds in Sandpoint.
Wondering if you have any installers in central Pennsylvania???
Hi Tammy,
Backcountry Tiny Homes is located in Hampstead, NH, and the closest installer that I’m aware of. You could try reaching out to your local woodstove dealer, they should be able to help too.