Alaska Stove Company has major fire and flooding!

Alaska stove had sustained flood damage as of last night but to add insult to injury a 4 alarm fire occured about 10:00 pm Fri Sept. 9th. Flames could be visably seen from the building at that point. I have not been over yet this moring to survey the damage. From the sound of things it doesn't look good for the near future.

My only concern is that nobody has gotten hurt in any way. That includes the fireman and employees that may have been in the building.

I agree, lets hope and pray that no one was injured.

Oh my..Just tried to call and it just rings. service must be disconected.. I hope all are well

Are there any pictures of the buildings? Did Leisure Line survive?

I found the newspaper article

CSCPeter wrote:Are there any pictures of the buildings? Did Leisure Line survive?

Thanks we are fine and doing well, have reached out to the Alaska Folks to see if they needed help but have not heard anything. Not sure if the flood waters have receded yet.

I happend to order parts from the Alaska Stove Company on Monday September 12th 2011. The transaction went as smooth as can be. I needed a new motor and assembly for my stoker stove and It arrived yesterday and it is installed today and up and running again. I had no idea in the course of my transaction that the plant had experienced a fire and flood.
Hope all is well. I'm quite fond of my Alaska Stoker....as a matter of fact with this mid september cold snap I'm kinda gettin eager to cranker up!

phew! good to hear that. going to purchase another stoker II tomorrow for another buddy who is coming over to the black side....

i stopped in yesterday to pick up a couple of items & they were not avaiable due to the flooding they were rusty & need to be sand blasted to get the rust off then repainted [ C I tops ]

im calling first thing in the am. they didnt answer last time several days ago

It was nice to hear Ken this morning at the Alaska Stove Co in Bloomsburg on the phone. I talked to Brian first and coordinated a new Stoker II with the 500 cfm blower option and the remote thermostat and a feild controls RC baro.

Even as this is typed my buddy is enroute to pick it up! another convert

Ken said the area got hit hard. the levies up river actually is the reason for the severe flooding that put THREE Feet of water in thier showroom and building!! No one injured and they are back up and running and MANUFACTURING as of yesterday!!

They need a few new roofs on thier rear wharehouses and ins should be helpful there but the flood might be another issue..... you know the ins co's they like to hide from paying behing the exclusion clauses like act of God and such.

Lets all hope things go in Alaska favor and they get whats due them from the insurance..

again this morning GREAT customer service and sales from the hardworking and reliable stove company in bloomsburg Pa!!

Pocono Eagle wrote:It was nice to hear Ken this morning at the Alaska Stove Co in Bloomsburg on the phone. I talked to Brian first and coordinated a new Stoker II with the 500 cfm blower option and the remote thermostat and a field controls RC baron.

Even as this is typed my buddy is enroute to pick it up! another convert

Ken said the area got hit hard. the levies up river actually is the reason for the severe flooding that put THREE Feet of water in their showroom and building!! No one injured and they are back up and running and MANUFACTURING as of yesterday!!

They need a few new roofs on their rear warehouses and ins should be helpful there but the flood might be another issue..... you know the ins co's they like to hide from paying behind the exclusion clauses like act of God and such.

Lets all hope things go in Alaska favor and they get whats due them from the insurance..

again this morning GREAT customer service and sales from the hardworking and reliable stove company in bloomsburg Pa!!

Good to hear the old company is still going strong No mention of Fire

well yes the two roofs are what the ins co will help with so far, they were fire damaged...

Pocono Eagle wrote:well yes the two roofs are what the ins co will help with so far, they were fire damaged...

Yea reread your post