Installing fireplaces for homes in Newberry

Metal or masonry, gas or electric, our family-run specialists install fireplaces in Newberry after a free planning look.

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The first fires in a new unit

Just had a new fireplace installed? Many makers warn that the first few fires give off a smell as paints and materials cure, and they advise opening windows and running a fan while it passes.

Your quote notes the maker's break-in steps for your unit, from how long the first burns should be to what's normal and what isn't. If anything seems off during those first fires, call and our specialists will talk it through or come back. A first fire with the windows open is part of the plan. Reserve your fireplace install and break-in guidance in Newberry by calling (352) 675-6366.

Dudley Farm Historic State Park is located inside Newberry. The Gainesville reference point is roughly 16 miles from Newberry as the crow flies.

What's Included

Unit, vent, hearth and surround

Old factory-built units replaced with matched systems
Outside air supplies planned with the fireplace
Trades coordinated for gas lines, circuits and roofing
Installs in Newberry under our workmanship warranty

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Local Conditions

Metal roofs and new chimneys

Running a new chimney through a metal roof in Newberry takes the maker's roof parts and a roofer who knows how to seal metal panels around them. Our pros coordinate with your roofer on the opening and the parts, and the quote splits the work between us and them.

Our Process

Four stages of a new fireplace

Look at the room

The wall, floor, attic and roof are looked at, then the fireplace options that fit are laid out.
Plan and price

You choose a unit, and the quote lists every part, trade, permit and inspection.
Install and check

The unit and its chimney or vent go in to the manual, with clearances checked before walls close.
Test and hand over

The unit is tested, you're shown how to use it, and you get the break-in steps noted on the quote.

Why Choose Us

Planning comes before any sale

Locally owned and run
A family-run company
100% satisfaction guarantee
Your inspection is free
Same-day visits available
Arrange a visit, take 10% off

Clearances in Newberry are checked before the walls close, where they matter most.

Your written price is freeEach fireplace option for your room is given its own price, free and side by side.
Family owned and runFamily-run planning for your fireplace in Newberry, as careful as if it were going in our own home.
100% satisfaction, guaranteedThe install isn't done until you're happy with it. That's our 100% satisfaction guarantee.

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Planning a gas fireplace

Three things get planned together for a gas fireplace: where it sits, how it vents and where the gas comes from. Direct-vent units draw air from outside and send exhaust out through a sealed pipe, through the wall or the roof, as the maker's vent tables allow.

The gas line to the unit is a gas contractor's work, sized and run to the gas code, and our quote names who does it.

The unit, the venting and the framing follow the maker's installation manual, and our pros coordinate the timing with the gas contractor so the line is ready when the unit goes in.

Planning an electric fireplace

Electric units need no chimney or vent, which is why they fit rooms where other fireplaces can't go. What it does need is the right power: some plug into a standard outlet, while larger or built-in units call for a dedicated circuit.

The unit's manual sets the electrical needs and the clearances around it. An electrician handles any new circuit to the electrical code, and your quote names that part of the job.

Our pros mount or recess the unit to the manual, check the outlet or connection, and finish it neatly. It's the quickest fireplace to add to a room.

Break-in fires and first smells

New fireplaces give off a smell the first few times they're used, as paints, sealers and binders in the unit cure. Makers warn about it in their manuals and advise opening windows and running a fan until it passes.

Some gas unit makers suggest one long first burn to get through it in a single go. Our pros give you the maker's break-in steps for your unit spelled out.

The smell should fade after the first few uses. If it doesn't, or if it smells like anything other than hot paint, call and they'll look into it right away. A little patience here pays off.

Free Inspection

Wall, floor, attic and roof, checked free

The wall, floor and space above where the fireplace would go
Clearances to framing, trim and mantel from the manual or code
Combustion air needs and where an intake could go
Permit needs and the inspections the job is likely to have

Claim 10% off your first service

A first install earns a 10% discount.

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FAQs

Your fireplace installation questions, answered

Do you run the gas line?

No, a gas contractor runs the gas line to the unit. Our pros install the fireplace and its venting and coordinate the timing, and the quote names who does each part.

Why does a new fireplace smell at first?

Paints and materials in the unit cure during the first few fires. Makers advise opening windows and running a fan until it passes, and our pros give you the break-in steps spelled out.

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