Our Fireplaces

Costs will vary depending on the specific type of fireplace you want to install. The most popular model is the traditional, wood-burning fireplace, but there are also electric fireplaces and gas fireplaces. In general, the average fireplace installation cost is roughly $2,000.

Yes, it is possible to add a wood burning stove or a fireplace without an existing chimney, but you do need to install a chimney in the process. All wood burning fireplaces have to have a way to allow smoke and dangerous gases to exit your home. … But you also don’t have to build a large brick or rock fireplace.

Unlike traditional B-vent fireplaces, direct vent fireplaces do not necessitate a chimney for venting. Simply run a direct vent pipe through your walls and terminate through the roof or an external wall. This allows for much greater flexibility in positioning your fireplace.

Most service and repairs, like a leaky gas line, a broken valve or burner that is producing soot or carbon monoxide, should be done by a professional. Our Certified Gas Technician will schedule an appointment to come out to your home and check your gas connections for leaks and signs of corrosion, refurbish the ember materials and clean the log set to help maintain the set’s beauty and realism.  At the end of the service call, you will be ready to enjoy the warmth and beauty of your fireplace throughout the entire year.