Fireplace restoration, firebox to face, for Palm Grove homes
You approve every restoration item before work starts, and you see the price of each one.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Signs a fireplace needs restoring
- Loose or missing firebrick
- Open joints on the firebox walls
- Smoke stains above the opening
- Several small faults at once
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What restoring a fireplace involves
Matching replacement firebrick
Firebrick comes in several sizes, colors and densities. A replacement that is the wrong size leaves wide joints, and one that is the wrong color stands out once the fire darkens the rest.
We measure the existing units and choose replacements that fit the pattern. Where an exact color match is not available, we place new units where they show least and tell you in advance. After a few fires, new and old firebrick usually darken toward the same tone.
Resetting hearth tiles that have lifted
Tile hearths lose grip over time, especially where they take the most traffic and heat. A loose tile can crack further or let embers reach the bed beneath it.
We lift loose tiles, clean the bed and reset them in a material suited to the heat. Broken tiles are replaced with the closest available match. If the original tile is no longer made, we show you the options before choosing. The hearth tile work is its own line on the estimate.
Cutting out and matching broken face brick
A few face bricks may be cracked, spalled or broken beyond repair. Replacing them keeps the face sound and helps stop the damage from spreading.
We cut out the damaged units carefully and set replacements that match in size, color and texture as closely as available brick allows. The new units are set into the existing pattern and pointed to match. If an exact match is not available, we show you the options before any brick is removed. Each replaced unit is listed on the estimate, so you know exactly which bricks are new.
Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms near the fireplace
If a carbon monoxide or smoke alarm sounds while the fireplace is lit, get everyone outside at once. From outside, call 911, and stay out until responders tell you the house is safe.
Working alarms are part of using any wood fireplace. Consumer safety guidance recommends alarms for carbon monoxide in the home, tested regularly, and quick action whenever one goes off. Check that your alarms work before you bring a restored fireplace back into use, and do not light a fire if they are missing.
Essential and optional restoration items
- Smoke chamber parged smooth where needed
- Damaged face brick replaced with matches
- Separate notes on chimney-side findings
- Workmanship warranty on the completed work
Common fireplace restoration questions
Can you restore a factory-built fireplace as well?
Yes, within its listing. Panels, grates and other replacement parts have to come from that model's own parts list. The label on the unit gives the model and serial number we order by.
Is the restoration covered by a warranty?
Our workmanship warranty covers the work we carried out. If a repair we made does not hold, tell us and we come back to look. We explain what the warranty covers for your job before you approve.
Can you tell whether my fireplace is masonry or factory-built?
Yes, during the free inspection. The difference matters, because a masonry fireplace is repaired with masonry methods while a factory-built unit must stay within its listing and use the manufacturer's parts.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting 
Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland 
Heatilator 
Heat & Glo