Fireplace restoration, firebox to face, for West Flagler homes
We keep what is sound, repair what is worn and replace only what has failed.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
When patching an old fireplace stops working
- Cracked or loose hearth tiles
- Rough stepped masonry above the throat
- Rust on the lintel or firebox metal
- A face darkened by old fires
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Fireplace refurbishing, item by item
Spreading the restoration over stages
You do not have to restore everything at once. Essential repairs can go first, with finish work booked later. That can suit a budget or a busy household.
We mark which items must be done before the fireplace is used again and which can wait. Each stage has its own price. If a later stage depends on an earlier one, we explain the link. Nothing in the first stage commits you to the second, and the plan stays on paper for when you are ready.
Damper control from the room
Under the building code, the damper of a masonry fireplace has to be workable from inside the room where the fireplace is. On an old fireplace, the control is one of the first parts we check against that test.
A restored fireplace should meet that test again. We make sure the control reaches the plate, moves it through its full travel and holds it in place. After the work, we show you the open and closed positions, so you can check the damper before every fire. If the old control cannot be saved, a replacement is fitted where you can reach it without leaning into the firebox.
Walking through the finished fireplace
When the restoration is complete, we walk you through the fireplace. We show you what was repaired, what was replaced and what was kept, and how the damper works.
We also explain how to cure any new mortar and how to build the early fires. If anything about the finished work is unclear, ask. The walkthrough is the moment to raise it, and we would rather answer a question now than leave you unsure about using the fireplace. We also point out anything left outside the scope, so you know what still needs a decision.
A discount for a restoration of any size
A 10% discount applies to restoration work you approve within 72 hours of your free inspection. Firebox repairs, damper work, face cleaning and repointing all count toward it.
If you plan the restoration in stages, the discount covers what you book in that window. Stages you book after the window are priced without it. The inspection and the written estimate are free either way, and every price is set out before any work begins. Ask us at the inspection how the window would apply to your plan, and we explain it plainly.
Restoration items you approve one by one
- Retained features listed on the estimate
- Separate notes on chimney-side findings
- Workmanship warranty on the completed work
- Open flue covered at the close of each day
What people ask about restoring a fireplace
Is the chimney part of a fireplace restoration?
The focus is the fireplace itself, from the firebox and damper to the hearth and face. Findings on the chimney above are noted and listed as separate items, each with its own reason and price.
Can a restoration be done in stages?
Yes. Essential safety repairs can go ahead before finish work. Each stage is priced separately, and we explain which items must happen before the fireplace is used and which can wait.
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.
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Local service. Careful repairs. A fireplace worth coming home to.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting 
Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland 
Heatilator 
Heat & Glo