Gas Fireplace Repair in Scottsdale
Pilot will not stay lit, it clicks but will not ignite, or the remote stopped working. We repair glass-front, open log and linear gas fireplaces.
Most Scottsdale fireplaces burn gas, and most sit off from April to November. After a summer of dust, heat and spiders in the pilot tube, the first cold night is when they stop working. The usual culprits are a dirty pilot, a worn thermocouple or thermopile, a bad igniter, a failed valve or a dead remote receiver.
We repair direct-vent glass-front units, vented log sets in open fireplaces, linear units and outdoor fireplaces. Every visit ends with a burn test and a carbon monoxide check. A yearly service before the season prevents most of these calls.
Signs you need this
- Pilot will not light or goes out
- Clicking but no flame
- Remote or wall switch does nothing
- Yellow, sooty flames or black glass
- Gas smell (leave the house and call your gas company first)
How we do it
- Test and diagnoseWe test the pilot, thermocouple, valve and controls to find the failed part.
- Repair on the spotCommon parts are usually replaced the same visit.
- Burn test and CO checkThe fireplace is run and checked before we leave.
FAQ
Gas Fireplace Repair questions
Why does my gas fireplace stop working every fall?
Dust and spiders collect in the pilot assembly over the summer. A yearly cleaning before the season fixes most of it.
Do you work on my brand?
We service the common brands in the Valley, including Heat & Glo, Heatilator, Majestic, Lennox and others.
Do you service propane fireplaces?
Yes. Some homes on the edges of the Valley run on propane, and we service those too.
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Free inspection in a 3-hour window: 8 to 11, 11 to 2, or 2 to 5. We call to confirm before we arrive.