Fireplace and chimney cleaning for homes in Country Club

Decide first how you want to use a new fireplace, then let the product decide the rest. A room that needs real heat, a room that needs a flame to look at and a room with no chimney at all point to different units. A factory-built wood fireplace is listed with its own chimney system and sets its own clearances to framing.

A direct-vent gas fireplace needs a sealed vent to an outside wall or the roof, plus a gas supply run by a gas contractor. An electric fireplace needs only a suitable power supply, but its heater still has clearances. The Florida Building Code points back to each product's listing and instructions for how it is installed.

All three types are part of our work in Country Club. Because we are a locally owned family business, the advice you hear comes from the people who will do the installing. We would rather talk you out of a unit that does not suit the room than fit it and leave you disappointed. Tell us which room, which wall and what you would like the fireplace to do, and share any model you have already looked at.

The free inspection examines the framing we can see, the route a vent or chimney would take and the power or gas available. We then explain which options fit and which would need work from another trade. Because the inspection is free, deciding costs you nothing but time, and if you decide within 72 hours of that free inspection, you save 10%.

On the free written estimate, the unit, the chimney or vent, the framing and the finish work sit on separate lines with prices set upfront. During installation the room is protected, any roof opening is covered each evening, and debris is hauled off. The model and its components are named in the written record you receive, and a workmanship warranty covers how we installed them.