A family chimney company working in Health District

Tell us the fuel before anything else, and the rest of the call gets simpler. Our family team services wood-burning fireplaces, gas fireplaces and logs, and electric units in Health District, and each fuel points to a different kind of visit. If you are unsure which you have, describe the controls, the vent and what you see inside the opening.

We will sort it out at the free inspection. Gas logs are a good example of why the fuel matters. Vented gas logs sit in a working wood-burning fireplace. Their exhaust rises through the chimney, which is why the damper stays open whenever they burn. Vent-free logs are a separate product with their own rules.

In a factory-built fireplace, the Florida Building Code allows unvented gas logs only where that fireplace is listed for them. Each log set also comes with a manual that fixes where every log goes and how the burner is set. Have the box or manual ready if you still have it, and mention whether the gas supply was added after the fireplace was built.

That is why we read the fireplace, the chimney and the log manual together before recommending logs, a repair or a change. A chimney that carries gas exhaust still needs a sound flue and a working cap, even when it no longer sees wood smoke. The inspection is free and so is the written estimate.

Each price is stated upfront, and nothing is added later without your say. Say yes to any service inside 72 hours of the free inspection, and 10% comes off what you approved. After the work you receive a written record that names the product, its manual and the checks we made. Our workmanship warranty covers what we did, and maintenance visits keep an eye on the setup afterwards.