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West Nova Propane is operated under the West Nova Fuels company umbrella who is in turn, a Suncor Energy Partner. A full list of West Nova Fuels’ services and expertise can be found on their company website.

Currently, West Nova Propane operates as a full service propane distribution company on the South Shore. Traditional Hearth and Fireplace, in association with West Nova Propane, is the only full service propane company who can provide sales, service, and installation of propane fueled appliances as well as propane bulk delivery along the South Shore. Our service spans across residential, commercial and industrial appliances and we fuel customers ranging from auxiliary home heating to fully established commercial kitchens and industrial applications.

Our propane office is located in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia and we are fully staffed with sales associates, fully licensed gas technicians, WETT Certified technicians, bulk drivers, administrative assistants and operations specialists. Our staff are friendly, experienced, and are ready 5 days a week to answer any of your propane or appliance related questions and concerns. West Nova Propane also offers a 24-7 phone line used to contact our propane professionals in the event of an after hours service emergency.

Contact our Bridgewater office staff with any inquires regarding propane delivery, appliance sales, parts, service or installation. We are here to answer your questions and to be of any assistance to new or existing customers.

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Can I plan to put a flat screen television above my fireplace unit?

Yes, as long as the minimum “clearance to combustibles” as per stated directly in the manufacturers printed manual are met. Even though the TV may be placed outside of the clearances, it is best to make sure it is safe to do so, as electronics can only withstand far lower temperatures than wood for example. Each unit will have a different set of clearances so it is best to check both the manufacturers guide, as well as ask a fireplace professional.