Yearly service for gas fireplaces and gas logs: glass, logs, burner and vent cleaned and checked so the flame stays steady and safe.
A gas fireplace looks like it needs no care, and that is why many go years without any. In fact the glass fogs, the logs collect dust and lint, the burner ports clog and the vent can fill with debris or nests. A flame that turns yellow or lazy, a film on the glass or a faint smell are all signs the system needs attention.
Our gas fireplace visit is a cleaning and a check. We clean the glass, lift and clean the logs, brush the burner, check the pilot and the flame pattern and look at the vent, inside and out. Gas line, valve and regulator work belongs to qualified gas trades, and we tell you plainly when something needs one.
A white or gray film on the glass is a normal byproduct that needs the right cleaner. Logs get dusty and must be placed exactly as designed, so we handle them with care and put them back correctly.
Clogged burner ports give uneven flames, and a dirty pilot assembly can fail to light. We clean and check them so the fire lights and burns evenly.
Direct vent systems exhaust through a pipe to the outside. We look at the vent and the termination for blockage, damage and nests.
A strong gas smell, soot on or around the unit, or a carbon monoxide alarm are not routine. Leave the area, ventilate and call for help right away.
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BeforeAfterBurner ports cleaned.
Film removed.
As the maker designed.
Inside and out.
Lights and burns well.
Honest about gas work.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Project situationUnused FireplacesA fireplace that sat cold for years can heat the home again. Here are the steps and the…Learn more 
Project situationSmoke and Odor ProblemsSmoke in the room or a smoky smell in summer both have causes. Here is how we find…Learn more 
Project situationFirst Fire of the SeasonThe first cold night is not the time to find out your chimney needs work. Here is how…Learn more Tell us what you burn and how often to see when your chimney should be swept and inspected.
You tell us about the chimney, fireplace or stove and what you have noticed, and we set a visit that fits your day.
We look closely at the chimney, inside and out, ask how you use it and take photos of anything of note.
We explain what is urgent, what can wait and what is optional, and give you a written scope and options.
We lay drop cloths, seal the firebox and protect the roof and landscaping before any work begins.
We sweep, repair or install with the right tools and materials, checking our work as we go.
We clean up, show you what we did, share tips and set a reminder for your next visit.
Yes. Gas appliances are best checked once a year, and the vent too.
A yellow, lazy flame can mean dust, a clogged burner or the wrong log placement. Service often fixes it.
Yes. See our gas log installation page.
Gas line and valve work is done by qualified gas trades. We coordinate with them when it is needed.
A thin film forms as the fireplace burns, and it needs the right cleaner. It is normal and easy to remove.
Gas Log InstallationGas logs give you a fire at the flip of a switch, with no wood to carry and…Explore 
Gas Fireplace InstallationA new gas fireplace brings a clean-burning, controllable fire to rooms that never had a chimney, with direct…Explore 
Carbon Monoxide Safety ChecksA check of the chimney, venting and alarms so smoke and carbon monoxide go up and out and…Explore 
Chimney InspectionsA careful look at the flue, firebox, crown, cap and masonry, with photos and a plain-language report on…Explore Tell us about the project and we will call you back to talk it through.
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