Gas Fireplace & Insert Installation in Scottsdale
New direct-vent inserts, built-in gas fireplaces and linear units, installed with the venting and gas line they need.
A gas insert slides into your existing fireplace and turns it into a sealed glass-front unit with a remote. It heats the room instead of pulling warm air up the chimney. Built-in and linear gas fireplaces are the other common choice in newer Scottsdale homes and remodels.
We help you pick a unit that fits the opening, install the venting or liner it needs, connect the gas line, and test it. The price depends mostly on the unit and whether a liner or new gas line is needed, so we quote after measuring.
Signs you need this
- Old gas unit that keeps breaking
- Drafty wood fireplace you rarely use
- Want flame at the push of a button
- Remodeling the room around the fireplace
- Want a linear or modern look
How we do it
- Measure and chooseWe measure the opening and show you units that fit.
- InstallUnit, venting or liner, and gas connection.
- Test and show youBurn test, CO check, and a walkthrough of the controls.
FAQ
Gas Fireplace Installation questions
What is the difference between an insert and a built-in?
An insert goes into an existing fireplace. A built-in is a complete unit framed into a wall or a new surround.
Do I need a chimney liner?
Most inserts vent through a liner run up the existing chimney. We check yours during the free inspection.
Do I need a permit?
Gas work in Scottsdale may need a city permit. We tell you what your job needs.
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Book online
Pick a day. We bring the answers.
Free inspection in a 3-hour window: 8 to 11, 11 to 2, or 2 to 5. We call to confirm before we arrive.