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Cracked panels and worn fireplace parts fixed in Christmas

Zero-clearance fireplace repair in Christmas planned around your model, your chimney and your finished wall.

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Before we repair a prefab fireplace in Christmas

Our crew in Christmas checks these points in person and names every part by its number.

  1. Firebox steel checked for warping and rust
  2. Grate and grate retainers checked
  3. Inner flue viewed from the firebox
  4. Parts availability confirmed before scheduling

How we repair prefab fireplaces in Christmas

Why prefab fireplaces wear out, and what a lasting repair needs, explained for homeowners in Christmas.

Replacing broken door glass

Door glass on a factory-built fireplace is tempered and sized to the maker's door frame. Chips at the edge and cracks across the pane mean the doors should stay out of use until the glass is replaced.

We order the replacement for your door model, fit it with its gasket or clips as designed and check that the doors swing and close the way they should afterward.

  • Glass ordered for your door model
  • Gasket or clips fitted as designed
  • Door swing and closing checked

The ember strip at the front edge

An ember protector ships with some factory-built fireplaces, as a galvanized sheet metal strip fitted between the hearth extension and the bottom front edge of the fireplace. One maker's manual says it protects against glowing embers falling through that joint.

When a hearth has been redone, that strip is sometimes lost. We check for it and fit the maker's part or the specified strip before the joint is closed again.

  • Strip present under the front edge
  • Maker's part or the specified sheet metal
  • Joint closed once it is in place

Rattles, ticks and pops from a prefab unit

Steel expands as it heats and contracts as it cools, so a factory-built fireplace ticks and pops as a fire starts and dies. A new rattle, a loud bang or a change in the sound can point to a loose panel, a free damper weight or a separated joint.

Tell us when the sound happens and where it seems to come from. We match that description with what we find in the firebox and along the chimney.

Who works on your prefab fireplace

Prefab repair is parts work, manual work and careful handling of a steel appliance inside a finished wall. Our family-owned team handles the identification, ordering and fitting, from the first look at the rating plate to the last retainer.

The person who inspects your fireplace explains the scope, and the crew that returns works from that written plan. If the result is wrong in any way, our 100% satisfaction guarantee brings us back.

Asked in Christmas about prefab fireplace repair

Quick answers from our prefab fireplace team in Christmas. Anything else, just call.

Can I add glass doors to my prefab fireplace?

Only doors the fireplace's listing allows. The residential code bars gasketed doors on a factory-built fireplace unless the system was tested and listed for them. We check your model's approved doors first.

Is my prefab fireplace suitable for an insert?

Only when the insert's instructions say that fireplace was tested with it. One maker's fireplace manual states exactly that condition. We read both manuals before any insert is discussed.

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