A gas fireplace is a unit that gives homes or businesses an additional source of heat. Gas fireplaces add architectural appeal, warmth, and ambiance to your New Jersey property. The units use natural gas or propane to operate. You don’t burn any wooden logs or have to exert effort to start a fire. To turn on a gas fireplace, you either press a button or flip a switch. Some newer models use remote controls to power on and off. We also have experience working with units that use a thermostat. Styles include traditional or contemporary for indoor or outdoor settings.
Gas fireplaces provide efficient heat and are environmentally friendly. Many of these units still run if the power goes out. There are different types of gas fireplaces that our technicians service. We also service propane and natural gas firepits if you have one outdoors on your property. If your New Jersey home or business has an existing wood fireplace, we can install an insert. This system is a box that sits inside the hearth and uses the chimney for exhaust. We can install stacks of gas logs, rocks, stones, or glass.
We also work with direct vent gas fireplaces, called built-ins, prefabricated. These units have a sealed chamber and use outdoor air for ventilation. The combustion and exhaust system doesn’t need a chimney. A built-in gas fireplace looks like actual wood but isn’t part of the original home. We also work with standalone systems for gas fireplace installation. Freestanding units use direct vents and give you flexibility as to where to install them.