
Your new fireplace in Boca Raton, installed to its listing
A wood fireplace built or installed to its listing and the code, with each part of the job priced separately.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Situations that lead to a new wood fireplace
- Rusted metal inside an old fireplace
- Old chimney pipe with separated joints
- A second fireplace for another room
- Unused wood fireplace ready for replacement
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The engineering behind a new fireplace in Boca Raton
Decide how often the fire will burn
Tell us how you picture using the fireplace. An occasional fire on a cool evening and regular fires through a season can point to different units. The answer also shapes the hearth you want, the wood storage you plan and how much room the chimney route needs.
We do not steer you toward a model before this conversation. Use comes first, then the space, then the equipment. That order keeps a handsome unit from arriving at a house that cannot give it the chimney path or clearances it needs.
Outline the fireplace on the wall first
Before choosing a model, mark its opening, face and hearth extension on the wall and floor with tape. Seeing the real size in the room answers questions a brochure cannot. It also shows how the clear space in front of the fire affects your furniture.
We can bring outline dimensions for a few candidate models to the inspection. Taping them up takes minutes and often settles the choice. A size that felt small on paper can dominate a room, and the reverse happens too.
Handling ashes from the new fireplace
Ashes can hold live embers long after a fire looks dead. Manuals and EPA guidance call for a metal container with a tight lid, placed on a noncombustible surface outdoors and away from anything that can burn. Ashes stay in it until they are fully cold.
We explain ash removal at handover because it is easy to get wrong in the early weeks. Remove ashes only when the fireplace is cold. A cardboard box or a plastic bin is not a safe place for them.
Chimney metal where sea air reaches the roof
Where salt-laden air reaches the roof, galvanized steel loses its protective zinc faster. The American Galvanizers Association explains that chlorides in marine air form soluble compounds that wash away and expose fresh zinc. Termination caps, chase tops and storm collars sit right in that exposure.
We ask the chimney maker which termination and chase top materials it lists for this setting and explain the options. Different metals touching each other can also corrode faster in a corrosive setting, so fasteners come from the listed system. The choice is written into your estimate.
What the free inspection covers for a new fireplace
- Factory-built unit and its listed chimney
- Outside combustion air supply
- Removal of a failed prefab unit
- Grate, screen and supplied accessories check
Common questions on masonry and prefab installation
Should I pick the fireplace model before your visit?
It is better to wait. The inspection shows what the framing, attic and roof allow, and some models will not suit them. We can compare a few candidates with you afterward, so the unit you buy fits the installation it needs.
Who handles the wiring for a blower or fan kit?
An electrician. We place the electrical box where the manual shows while the framing is open, and the electrician runs any new circuit under the electrical code. The estimate shows that work as a coordinated item.
Where should furniture sit relative to the new fireplace?
Outside the clear space the manual prints for your model. Curtains, chairs and stored items stay back, and nothing combustible sits on the hearth extension. We point out the zone at handover so you can arrange the room.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland Heatilator Heat & Glo
