Chimney inspections and repairs for Boggy Creek homes

An electric fireplace can go into almost any room of a Boggy Creek home, an official Orlando neighborhood, without a chimney or a gas line. The decisions that make it look and work right happen before the unit goes on the wall: which wall, how it is mounted or recessed, where the power comes from and what, if anything, will hang above it.

Start with the wall. A surface-mounted unit hangs like a large picture and needs solid anchoring into framing. A recessed unit sits inside the wall cavity or a built-out frame, and its manual sets the framing dimensions, the clearances and how the heater outlet must be left open. Some models plug into a standard outlet, while others call for their own circuit, which manufacturers such as Dimplex spell out in their product documentation.

Anything involving a new circuit is work for an electrician, and our estimate says so clearly. If a television is going above the fireplace, check the fireplace manual before choosing the height. Many units blow warm air out of the top or front, and the manual gives the clearance the maker expects between the heater outlet and anything mounted above it.

We plan the layout to those numbers instead of guessing. Our technicians visit to look at the wall, the framing access and the nearest power, and to talk through the style of unit you want. You receive a written estimate that separates the fireplace, the framing and finish work, and any electrical work handled by another trade, priced upfront.

Our company is family owned and local to Orange County. The visit and the estimate are free, 10% comes off any service you book within 72 hours after the visit, and the installation is backed by a workmanship warranty and our 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you have already bought a unit, keep it boxed with its manual until the visit so we can plan around its exact instructions for your Boggy Creek room.