A wood insert fitted to your fireplace in The Crossings
Approve nothing until the scope reads right to you. The estimate lists every part of the insert installation.
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Old insert trouble and open fireplace frustrations
- Little warmth from an open fire
- A worn insert with a warped door
- A liner that stops short of the top
- A faceplate that no longer seals
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What goes into a wood-burning insert installation
Approval comes before any order
No insert or liner is ordered until you approve the estimate. The model, the liner system, the faceplate size and the preparation work are all named, so you know exactly what you are agreeing to. Take the time you need to read it.
Questions are welcome before you sign, and we answer them in plain terms. If you want to compare our estimate with another, the separate items make that easy. Your approval sets the scope, and changes to it are written and approved again.
Working at the chimney top
The liner is usually lowered into the chimney from the top, so roof access is part of every insert installation with a new liner. Roof pitch, height and covering all affect how that access is set up. We plan it before the day of the work.
Tell us about any recent roof work, fragile roof coverings or access limits when you book. We explain where ladders and equipment will go and how the roof is protected. If the top of the masonry chimney needs repair, that is a separate item handled first.
Choosing the faceplate finish
Faceplates usually come in a few finishes and sizes, and some offer trim pieces that frame the edge. The choice is mostly about looks, provided the faceplate covers the opening fully. The fireplace face around it stays visible.
Bring ideas about the look you want, and we show the options the maker offers for your model. We explain which size covers your opening and how the trim meets the brick or stone. Finish choices do not change the clearances, which the label sets.
When the opening is too small
Some fireplace openings are simply smaller than the minimum an insert manual lists. Cutting the masonry to enlarge the opening is not an option the manuals allow. The choice then lies between a smaller model, a different appliance or leaving the fireplace as it is.
We check the smallest suitable models before telling you an insert will not fit. If none fits, we say so plainly and explain what else is realistic. You are not left with a unit that cannot be installed, and the inspection costs you nothing.
Items on a wood insert estimate in The Crossings
- Appliance connector and high-temperature sealant
- Damper removed or secured open
- Faceplate panels and insulation strips
- Daily cover for the open chimney top
Before you book an insert installation
Do you handle gas inserts or electric inserts as well?
Gas and electric inserts are handled by our other services, each with its own rules. This service is for wood-burning inserts only. Mention the fuel you have in mind, and the visit is arranged for the right job.
How is the discount for booking quickly applied?
If the insert and liner are approved while fewer than 72 hours have passed since your free inspection, 10% comes off what you agreed. Nothing about the discount asks you to decide before we have looked at the fireplace, since the clock begins at your own inspection.
Will someone need to inspect the insert before we use it?
That depends on the job and the jurisdiction. Insert manuals advise asking local building or fire officials about installation inspections. If one is required, we explain when it happens, and the first fire waits for it.
More Ways to Care for Your Fireplace
- Gas Fireplace VentingAssess and repair the gas fireplace vent arrangement using components suited to the identified system.
- Ventless Gas Fireplace ServiceService the identified vent-free appliance without bypassing its required safety components.
- Chimney Crown RepairRepair the damaged chimney top with an approach matched to the crown and supporting masonry.
- Chimney Masonry RepairRepair affected chimney brickwork and joints with materials selected for the construction already in place.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting 
Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland 
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