Read the house remotely
Begin with your town, floor plan, photographs, square footage, current heating system and what you want to change.
Southern Oregon service area
Humboldt Hearthstones plans and installs Tulikivi soapstone masonry heaters for selected Southern Oregon projects. The process begins with the home: climate, floor plan, foundation, chimney path, access and the role fire will play in daily life.

A regional craft
Ryan McCutchan is a Masonry Heater Association–Certified Heater Mason, California C-29 masonry contractor and regional Tulikivi dealer based in Arcata. Southern Oregon is within the normal working territory for projects whose scope and logistics support the mobilization.
Coastal communities and the Rogue Valley each bring different weather, access and building conditions. A useful first conversation establishes whether the heater, house and travel plan make sense together before detailed estimating begins.
Begin with your town, floor plan, photographs, square footage, current heating system and what you want to change.
We identify foundation support, clearances, chimney route and coordination needed with local contractors or officials.
Tulikivi model, door, bakeoven, surface and added masonry are fitted to the room and the way you intend to use it.
Soapstone arrives in substantial crates. Delivery access, unloading equipment, dry storage and the path into the house are planned early.
Ryan assembles the heater, coordinates adjoining masonry and chimney work, and accounts for travel and lodging in a clear project quote.
The finished heater is cured gradually and handed over with practical instruction for clean firing and long service.
Where we can work
Projects may be possible around Brookings, Gold Beach, Cave Junction, Grants Pass, Medford, Ashland and neighboring rural communities. Distance alone does not decide the fit; access, schedule, local requirements and the scope of work matter too. Call with your town before assuming the answer is either yes or no.
Proof in the finished room
Installed projects and customer stories show what happens after the model is selected: the heater becomes part of the architecture and a center of daily life. The same planning discipline carries into an Oregon installation.

Compare official model references with completed work in real rooms.
See installed heater work →
Hear from homeowners after the fire has become part of the household.
Read customer stories →Send a few photographs, approximate square footage and a rough floor plan. Ryan can usually tell quickly whether an on-site visit and detailed plan are worthwhile.