Your new fireplace in Brickell, installed to its listing
A fireplace that suits the room, the roof and the way you plan to use it, installed by a local team.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Room and chimney conditions behind new fireplace plans
- Cracked panels in a worn-out unit
- An old unit that fails its listing
- Missing parts nobody can identify
- Chimney parts from mixed brands
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The engineering behind a new fireplace in Brickell
Noncombustible framing close to the face
Near the front of a factory-built unit, manuals often require framing and sheathing made entirely of noncombustible material, such as steel studs and cement board. Ordinary wood and drywall are kept back to the distances the manual prints. The zone differs from one model to the next.
We identify that zone on the wall before the finish is chosen. Tell us whether you want tile, stone or plaster around the opening. We explain which backing the manual calls for and where wood framing may resume, so your finish trade builds on the right surface.
A ferrous damper worked from inside the room
The code calls for a damper made of ferrous metal in every masonry fireplace. It sits above the opening, and you must be able to work it from inside the room. Closed, it shuts the flue when the fire is out, and it opens fully while a fire burns. Its position also affects the throat proportions.
We specify the damper in the proposal and show you how to operate it at handover. Some owners prefer a damper at the top of the flue, which is a different product with its own instructions. We explain the choice and whether it replaces or joins the throat damper.
A smoothly parged smoke chamber
The smoke chamber is the tapering space between the damper and the flue. It gathers smoke from the broad firebox and narrows it into the flue opening. Here the code requires solid masonry walls with the inner face parged smooth in refractory mortar, and it limits the chamber's height and wall slope.
A rough, stepped interior slows smoke and collects soot. We build the chamber to the code's shape and parge it before the flue lining goes on. The finished chamber is out of sight, so your written record of the work notes how it was done.
Fireplace doors fully open or fully closed
On fireplaces that have doors, manuals say to run the fire with the doors fully open or fully closed, not halfway. Doors left partly open can draw flame and gases out of the opening. Some installations need a particular position to avoid smoke spillage.
We explain the door positions your manual allows and which one suits your house. If the doors came with the unit, keep their instructions with the manual. Door kits bought later are outside our scope and must be ones the maker approves.
What the free inspection covers for a new fireplace
- Masonry fireplace footing and firebox plan
- Decorative shroud limits under the listing
- Electrical coordination for a blower kit
- Exhaust fans and house pressure review
Fireplace installation questions raised in Brickell
Which suits my house, a factory-built or a masonry fireplace?
It depends on the structure, the room and how you plan to use the fire. Masonry needs a footing and more time, while a factory-built unit is framed in and follows its listing. We explain both for your house after the inspection.
Is there a discount if we approve the installation quickly?
Yes. When you approve the fireplace work inside the 72 hours after your free inspection, 10% comes off the agreed price. The window starts from your own inspection, and the estimate is yours to review before you decide.
What does the free inspection include for a new fireplace in Brickell?
We look at the room, the floor structure, the wall you prefer, the attic framing, the roof exit and a place for outside air. For a replacement, we add the old unit, its chimney and the enclosure.
More Ways to Care for Your Fireplace
- Smoke Chamber RepairRepair identified smoke-chamber surfaces with the access and material requirements clearly defined.
- Chimney TuckpointingRenew deteriorated mortar joints around chimney bricks that can appropriately remain.
- Chimney Sweep and Chimney CleaningArrange careful chimney cleaning in Miami with a defined scope, protected work area and useful findings.
- Chimney Flashing RepairRepair the chimney-to-roof connection with a scope that accounts for the adjoining roofing and masonry.
- Chimney WaterproofingTreat suitable chimney masonry after checking the surface, repair needs and product requirements.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting 
Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland 
Heatilator 
Heat & Glo