Types of Heaters at Do it Best
At Do it Best, we carry multiple types of heaters to suit the needs of any home. Here are the heater options we offer:
Product Type | Use Cases | Key Features | Image |
Indoor heating for bedrooms, bathrooms, garages, basements | Plug-in models, portable sizes, adjustable thermostats, quiet use |  | |
Heating outdoor spaces, construction sites, workshops, emergency heat | High-BTU output, no electricity required, fast heat |  | |
Repair or upgrade existing heaters | Igniters, regulators, hoses, adapters, thermocouples, and more |  | |
non-electric heat during power outages, garages, workshops | Reliable during blackouts, high heat output, fuel-efficient, additional accessories available |  | |
Rapid heating in large open areas like job sites, barns, or garages | High-volume airflow, heavy-duty construction, replacement parts available |  |
Benefits of Heaters
Using the right heater ensures safety, comfort, and efficiency in all settings. Do it Best supplies models designed for residential, commercial, and emergency use.
- Keep Indoor & Outdoor Areas Warm: Maintain warmth in basements, garages, workshops, or sheds even during freezing temperatures. Ideal for DIYers and professionals who need to keep working through the cold.
- Add Heat Where Central HVAC Can’t Reach: Portable and zone heaters make it easy to warm specific areas without overworking your furnace. They’re perfect for additions, sunrooms, or remote workspaces.
- Survive Cold Weather Emergencies: Power outages? Propane and kerosene heaters give you backup warmth when the power goes out. They’re also perfect for patios or other outdoor seating areas.
- Work Safely in Cold Conditions: For job sites, barns, and unheated garages, portable heaters keep workers safe and tools warm. No more struggling with cold hands or frozen hardware.
How to Choose the Right Heater
When selecting a heater, consider your space, purpose, and energy source to match performance with safety and efficiency. Here are some considerations you should make:
- Intended Use:
- Home Comfort: Go with electric infrared or ceramic heaters for silent indoor heating.
- Garages & Sheds: Try propane convection or forced air heaters for quick warm-ups.
- Job Sites & Large Areas: Use forced air or kerosene heaters for broad and fast heating.
- Emergency Backup: Choose kerosene or propane models that don't rely on electricity.
- Power Source:
- Electric: Great for indoors - quiet, clean, and easy to use.
- Propane/Kerosene: Better for outdoors or larger, ventilated spaces where high BTUs are needed.
- Heat Output (BTUs or Watts): A heater’s output should match the room’s square footage:
- 150 sq. ft. or less - 5,000–10,000 BTUs
- 150-400 sq. ft. - 10,000-20,000 BTUs
- 400+ sq. ft. - 20,000–50,000+ BTUs
- Brands: Do it Best carries heaters from Mr. Heater, Kero World, and other trusted names known for reliable heat output, durability, and safety. A quality brand ensures your heater works when you need it and lasts for years.
Get the Right Heater for Your Space at Do it Best
Find the perfect heater for your shop, home, or jobsite from the top brands at Do it Best. Whether you need backup heat for emergencies or daily comfort in a cold garage, we have safe, efficient solutions that match your needs. Browse all of our HVAC products today and get same-day pickup at a nearby Do it Best store or home delivery.
Heater FAQs
Most are designed for well-ventilated or outdoor areas. Only use models labeled safe for indoor use and always follow safety instructions.
It depends on your heater’s tank size, heat output (BTU rating), and how long you use it. Always monitor fuel levels and refill as needed for safety.
No. Forced air heaters are typically for job sites or garages. They are too powerful, loud, and potentially unsafe for regular indoor use.