Bel Air chimney service from a local family company

When a gas fireplace in Bel Air, an official Orlando neighborhood, will not light, the most helpful thing you can give our technicians is a description of what happens when you try. Does it click without a flame? Does a small pilot flame appear and then go out? Does the pilot stay lit while the main burner never comes on?

Or does nothing happen at all when you press the switch or the remote? Each answer points somewhere different. Silence can mean a dead remote battery, a wall switch problem or no power reaching an electronic ignition. Clicking without flame points toward the ignition or gas supply to the pilot. A pilot that lights and drops out suggests the part that proves the flame is present is not doing its job.

A pilot that holds while the burner stays off leads us to the controls between them. Write down the sequence once, then stop trying. Please follow the lighting instructions printed in your owner's manual or on the label inside the unit, and nothing beyond them. Do not use matches or a lighter where the manual does not call for them, and do not move the logs or glass media to reach the burner.

If you smell gas at any point, the first step is getting everyone outside, and the call to the gas utility or 911 is made from there. Finding the model helps. The rating plate is usually inside the lower grille or near the controls, and the manual may be in a drawer nearby. If neither turns up, our technicians identify the unit during the visit.

Some parts are stocked and some must be ordered from the manufacturer, and we tell you which before you approve the repair. Orlando Chimney Service is local and family owned. Your Bel Air visit starts with a free inspection, and the written estimate spells out the price before any repair. Booked within 72 hours after the inspection, the repair is 10% off, and every part we fit is installed under our workmanship warranty.