Outdoor living
Patio Heaters
Enough of our reviews mention patio heaters that we should say it plainly: we sell them, and we stock parts for the ones you already have.
Three mounting styles
Where it goes decides what you buy.
Ceiling height and whether the space is covered will narrow this down faster than anything else.
Freestanding
The tall mushroom style, running off a propane tank in the base. Moves anywhere, needs no installation.
Wall or ceiling mount
Fixed units for a covered patio. Out of the way, nothing to knock over, and they can run on natural gas.
Overhead electric
Infrared units that warm people rather than air. Good under a low covered patio where a flame is not practical.
Parts and repair
We will try to fix it before we sell you a new one.
Most dead patio heaters are a thermocouple, a pilot assembly, a regulator or a hose. All of those are cheap and all of those are on our shelf.
Bring the heater or bring the part. If it is genuinely finished we will tell you, and then you can buy a new one from us with a clear conscience.
- ThermocoupleThe usual culprit when it will not stay lit
- Regulator and hoseSecond most common, and a safety item
- Pilot assemblyWhen it will not light at all
- IgniterThe easy one people replace themselves
Tell us what you are after
Ask about patio heaters
Send a photo of the wall, the patio or the cooler on the roof and we can tell you what fits before you drive out. No pressure and no sales call rota — you get an answer from the people behind the counter.
- We answerDuring store hours, by whichever way you got in touch
- We stockMost of what we sell, so you can take it home the same day
- We installOur own crew, across Mesa and the East Valley
Everything here is on the floor in Mesa.
Come stand in front of it. East Main between Ellsworth and Crismon, Monday to Friday 8 to 5 and Saturday 10 to 3.