
Direct-vent and B-vent gas fireplace installation in Tamarac
We plan the model, the vent route and the enclosure together before any appliance is ordered.
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Situations that lead to a new gas unit
- An old gas unit you want replaced
- Wanting a fire without burning wood
- An existing vent of unknown make
- A builder asking for framing details
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Planning a gas fireplace installation step by step
The listing printed on the rating plate
The Florida fuel gas code expects gas appliances to be listed and labeled for the application in which they are used. For a fireplace, the rating plate and manual tell you what the unit is listed as and how it must be installed.
We read the listing before the design is fixed. It decides the vent systems the unit accepts, the clearances it needs and the rooms it may go in. An appliance installed outside its listing can lose that protection, so the listing guides every later decision on the project.
Vent tables decide the route
Every direct-vent gas fireplace manual includes vent tables. They set how far the vent may rise and run, how many elbows it may use and where it may end. Diagonal runs count toward both the vertical and the horizontal limits.
We draw the planned route against those tables before framing starts. If it fits, the route is recorded for the builder. If it does not, we look for a different path or position rather than stretching the rules. A route outside the tables can affect how the appliance lights and burns.
An electrician for a new circuit
If the chosen model needs household power and there is no suitable outlet or circuit at the appliance position, an electrician installs it. Electrical work is governed by the electrical code, and it is outside our scope.
We tell the electrician what the manual requires, such as the type of supply and where the connection sits inside the unit. Their work fits into the rough-in, before the walls close. We connect the appliance side as the manual shows and test the controls once the supply is live.
The installation discount after your inspection
Approve the installation no more than 72 hours after your free inspection, and the agreed price carries a 10% discount. The same applies to any other service we quote after that inspection, and the window counts from your own visit.
There is no pressure to decide on the spot. The estimate shows the reduced price, so you can compare it, ask questions and talk it over at home. Approving later is fine, and the plan stays the same. Only the price changes, and the estimate states both figures.
Items in a gas fireplace installation
- Listing and manual confirmed for the model
- Vent assembled with every joint locked
- Flashing and storm collar on roof terminations
- Leak check at the appliance connection
Gas fireplace project questions we hear
Can a gas fireplace go in a bedroom?
The fuel gas code limits gas appliances in bedrooms and bathrooms, with exceptions that include direct-vent units installed to their listing and manual. Whether your model qualifies depends on its listing, so we check that before planning the location.
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
