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Gas Fireplace Insert Installation in Spring Hill, FL

A sealed gas fire inside the fireplace you already have.

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What You Can Count On

A gas fireplace insert is a sealed, glass-fronted firebox that installs inside an existing fireplace. Gas fireplace insert installation in Spring Hill runs a two-pipe direct vent liner up the old chimney, connects the gas line and fits a surround over the opening. The result is an efficient fire at the touch of a switch.

  • Family owned and run

    The chimney is checked before an insert goes into it.

  • Upfront, honest pricing

    Insert, liner and installation are itemized first.

  • Workmanship warranty

    The insert and its vent liner are installed under our workmanship warranty.

How a Direct Vent Gas Insert Works

A direct vent gas insert installation sets a sealed box inside the fireplace. Two flexible pipes run up the old chimney: one brings outside air in for combustion, the other carries exhaust out. Because the box is sealed behind glass, it does not use room air and sends far more heat into the room than an open fireplace.

Gas insert installation suits a fireplace that is rarely used for wood, or one whose firebox is worn, as long as the chimney itself is sound enough to carry the liner.

Gas Fireplace Insert Install, Step by Step

We measure the opening, choose a gas fireplace insert that fits, and inspect the chimney. The vent liner kit is run down the flue and connected; a licensed plumber runs or confirms the gas line; the insert is set, connected and fitted with its surround. Gas insert fireplace installation finishes with a test through every setting.

NFPA 54 and the maker's listed instructions govern the work, and a permit is often required.

Problems We Find and Fix

Open fireplace loses heat
A sealed insert keeps the heat in the room.
No room for a new fireplace
The insert uses the existing opening and chimney.
Firebox in poor shape
An insert can cover it once the chimney is sound.

Repair Options

Sound chimney, unused wood fireplace

Direct vent gas insert with a liner kit

Confirm the gas line route with the plumber.

Want a flame look only

Gas logs instead of an insert

Expect less heat in the room.

Parts and Materials

Direct vent insert
Sealed firebox with glass front and controls.
Vent liner kit
Intake and exhaust pipes with a top termination.

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What Affects the Price

Insert size and features
Blowers, remotes and larger viewing areas add to it.
Chimney height
Longer liners take more material and time.

Signs It Is Time

A gas insert is a sealed firebox behind glass that slides into an existing fireplace, giving a clean, efficient gas fire at the touch of a switch. Our crew measures the opening, helps you choose a direct vent insert, runs the vent liner up the chimney and connects the gas line a licensed plumber provides.

  • An old wood fireplace that is rarely lit
  • Wanting a sealed gas fire with real heat
  • Drafts from an open fireplace
  • A damaged firebox an insert could cover

Questions and Answers

What are gas fireplace inserts?
A gas fireplace insert is a sealed firebox with a glass front that installs inside an existing fireplace. It vents through a liner kit run up the old chimney and lights with a switch or remote. Because it is sealed, it sends far more heat into the room than an open fireplace.
What is the difference between gas logs and a gas insert?
Gas logs are a burner and log set placed in an open fireplace, mostly for the look of a fire. A gas insert is a sealed firebox behind glass with its own vent, built to heat the room. Logs keep the open fireplace; an insert closes it.
Can a gas insert go in an existing fireplace?
A gas insert is made to go into an existing fireplace. The chimney must be sound enough to carry the liner kit, and the opening must fit the model. Factory-built fireplaces need the maker's approval. Before recommending a model, we check the firebox and flue from top to bottom.
Do gas fireplace inserts need a blower?
A blower is optional on most inserts, but it moves more warm air into the room. It needs an outlet near the fireplace, which is planned before the insert goes in. Without one, the insert still heats by radiant warmth through the glass. Many owners in mild climates find that is enough.

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Equipment Brands We Install and Service

RutlandCopperfield Chimney SupplyHeatilatorHeat & GloDuraVentOlympia Chimney and Venting

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