New fireplace installation, planned for your Conway home
Factory-built or masonry, installed in Conway to Florida Residential Code chapter 10, with a workmanship warranty on our work.
- Licensed & insured
- Locally run
- Family owned and operated
- Same-day service available
Measured on your Conway roof and walls, then written down
None of this comes from a showroom. Our installers confirm it on site during the free visit.
- Listed chimney sections, firestops and attic shield
- Hearth extension built to the manual or code
- Permit and inspection timing planned in
- Your 10% off for booking within 72 hours, written on the estimate
Before any wall is opened for a fireplace in Conway
Explained by the crew that frames and pipes fireplaces in Conway.
Plan the outside air kit on day one
An outside air kit brings combustion air from outdoors to the firebox through a listed duct. The E-series manual notes that optional parts can be added later, with one exception: adding an outside air kit after the fact requires significant reconstruction, so it should go in during the initial installation.
That is why outside air is decided at the planning stage, well before the drywall is finished. We show you where the duct would run, where the inlet would sit on the outside wall and how it ties into the framing, before any wall is closed.
Handling ashes safely
Ashes can hold live coals for days after a fire looks dead. They go into a metal can with a snug lid, placed on a noncombustible surface far from the house and from anything that burns, and the lid stays on until the last ember is cold.
We point out a safe spot for that container before we leave. A paper bag, a plastic bin or a corner of the garage is never the place, however cold the ashes feel.
The walkthrough on a new fireplace
Before our crew leaves, we walk you through the damper, the doors and the screen, lighting a fire, adding wood safely and taking out ash, using your own fireplace rather than a picture in a brochure.
The manual, the model and serial number and the chimney parts list stay with you, and questions that come up after the first week are welcome. That is part of our 100% satisfaction guarantee: a fireplace you know how to use, installed by a local team you can call back.
Fireplaces in new construction and additions
In a new home or an addition, the fireplace is planned with the framing from the start. That is the easiest time to route a chimney between floors, run an outside air duct and set a hearth on proper support, and the state's alarm rule for new construction with a fireplace applies.
We work from the drawings with the builder, so the fireplace, its chimney and its inspections fit the framing schedule. Changes made on paper cost far less than changes made after the trusses are set.
Other work in Conway
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Fireplace questions Conway homeowners ask next
Answered by the family-owned team that builds fireplaces in Conway.
Can a television hang over a wood-burning fireplace?
Sometimes. The fireplace manual sets the mantel line, the television's maker sets its own heat limits, and both have to be satisfied. We show you how warm air climbs the wall, and the answer may be a deeper mantel, a higher mount or a different wall for the screen.
Does an addition with a fireplace need a carbon monoxide alarm?
Under Florida Statutes section 553.885, a new building or addition with a fireplace gets an approved, working carbon monoxide alarm no more than 10 feet from each bedroom, or wherever the building code places it. We raise it while planning and price the alarm work on its own line.
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