New vented gas fireplaces installed in Richmond Heights
The installation follows the listing and manual for the unit you choose, from framing to handover.
- Owned and run locally
- Available for same-day service
- Fully licensed and insured
- Family owned and run
Gas fireplace projects we are asked about
- A renovation opening up the wall
- Unsure where a vent could exit
- Propane supply but no appliance yet
- Several trades working on one room
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Choosing, framing and venting a gas unit
Approving the plan before ordering
Before any appliance or vent parts are ordered, you approve the plan. It shows the chosen model, the position, the vent route and termination, the framing approach, the accessories and the items other trades will carry.
Approval is in writing and matches the estimate. If anything in the plan is unclear, ask before you approve. Ordering starts only after that, because many parts are model-specific and changing course after ordering can mean returns, delays and a revised design. If you want time to think it over, the plan waits for you.
Protecting the house during installation
A gas fireplace project can involve work inside the room, in the attic and on the roof or outside wall. We cover floors, protect finished surfaces near the opening and take care on the roof covering where a vertical route is used.
Tell us about any delicate finishes, pets or access limits before the work begins. The appliance itself is protected during the finish stage, so dust and debris do not reach the burner or controls. We check those areas again before the unit is lit.
Inserts and log sets have their own services
A gas insert slides into an existing fireplace and vents through liners, and a gas log set sits in a working wood fireplace. Both are gas appliances, but their planning, venting and requirements differ from a built-in gas fireplace.
We handle inserts and log sets under their own installation services. If your plan involves an existing fireplace opening, tell us, and we start with the service that fits. This installation service is for new vented gas fireplaces framed into a wall, a chase or a new opening.
Reaching the termination for future checks
A termination that is hard to reach is easy to forget. Manuals ask owners and service people to check terminations for blockage, damage and clearance, which is simpler when the cap can be seen and reached safely.
We consider access when choosing the exit point, especially for roof and high wall terminations. The location is noted on your installation record, so a future visit knows where to look. If a less visible position is chosen for appearance, we explain what that means for later checks.
What your gas fireplace installation estimate covers
- Supply handover point agreed with the gas contractor
- Appliance set, leveled and secured
- Finish work boundaries shown on the estimate
- Debris cleaned up and hauled away
Common questions on gas fireplace installs
Can the new vent run through a closet or storage space?
It can, where the route allows. The vent is enclosed and the enclosure blocked as the manual describes, so stored items and insulation cannot reach the pipe. We explain what should be kept clear of that enclosure once the job is finished.
Can a gas fireplace share a vent with another appliance?
The manuals we work from call for a separate vent and prohibit venting into a pipe that serves a solid-fuel appliance. We plan a dedicated vent for the new unit as its manual specifies.
Do you handle the drywall, tile or stone finish?
No. The finish is done by your builder or a finish trade. We give them the manual's requirements for materials and clearances and check the result where it affects the appliance before we light it.
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Chimney & Fireplace Brands We Work With
DuraVent 
Olympia Chimney and Venting 
Copperfield Chimney Supply 
Rutland 
Heatilator 
Heat & Glo