Fireplace Repair in Boca Raton, from damper to hearth
A workmanship warranty stands behind the fireplace repair we carry out, with the details in writing.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
What to describe before a fireplace fix
- Screen that no longer closes
- A draft with the damper shut
- Trim scorched near the opening
- Debris dropping onto the grate
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Wood and masonry fireplace repair, step by step
A written record of the fireplace work
Once the repair is complete, a written record of the work is yours to keep. It names the parts replaced or repaired, the materials used and anything we saw but did not touch. Keep it with the fireplace manual and any earlier invoices.
That record helps the next person who looks at the fireplace, whether it is us or someone else. It also lets you check that the work matches what you approved. If a question comes up later, the record gives both of us the same starting point.
Debris resting on the smoke shelf
Behind the damper in many masonry fireplaces there is a smoke shelf. It can collect fallen mortar, leaves, nesting material and soot. A heavy pile there can restrict the passage and even stop the damper from closing.
We look at what we can reach from the firebox with the damper open. Clearing the shelf is part of chimney cleaning, and our sweep service covers it. If the debris includes broken masonry from higher up, we tell you where it seems to come from and which service looks into that.
When an insert sits in the fireplace
A wood insert placed in a masonry fireplace becomes its own appliance. Its manual decides how it is vented, how the floor in front is protected and which parts may be replaced. Repairs to the insert follow that manual, not the rules for an open fireplace.
Tell us the insert's make if you know it. We look at how it sits in the opening and at the fireplace around it. If the insert needs work, we explain which service handles it and keep that apart from repairs to the masonry fireplace that houses it.
Hearth protection for factory-built fireplaces
A factory-built fireplace needs the hearth extension its listing calls for, and under the code that extension has to stand out clearly from the flooring around it. Some manuals also require metal hearth strips and a noncombustible seal where the extension meets the unit.
When flooring changes around the fireplace, those details can get lost. We check the extension against the manual and note what is missing. Rebuilding the extension is hearth work; here we make sure it is on the list when the fireplace itself is being repaired.
How fireplace repair is itemized
- Listing label and model noted
- Damper movement and seal
- Smoke shelf debris seen from below
- Materials named for each repair area
What people ask about fireplace maintenance
How does the discount after the free inspection work?
Services you approve and book inside 72 hours of your free inspection carry a 10% discount. The window runs from your own inspection date. Later bookings keep the written estimate price without the discount.
Can you replace a damaged screen on a factory-built unit?
Where the maker still supplies the screen or its parts, the replacement comes from that list. We check the model on the label first. If the part is no longer made, we explain the options before ordering anything.
Can the fireplace and the chimney be handled on one visit?
They can often be booked together. Each has its own services and its own lines on the estimate, so you see what the fireplace work covers and what the chimney work covers before approving either one.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting 
Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland 
Heatilator 
Heat & Glo