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Electric fireplace installation from local pros in Flamingo

Stop guessing about outlets and clearances. Our Flamingo pros check both and install your electric fireplace the right way.

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Installation details we put in writing in Flamingo

The estimate for your Flamingo room spells out these items, so you can compare it fairly with any other quote.

  1. Model, size and the mounting styles its manual allows
  2. Wall construction and what sits inside the cavity
  3. Plug-in or hardwired connection, per the manual
  4. Electrical work by an electrician, listed on its own line

Before an electric fireplace goes on your wall in Flamingo

Our team in Flamingo walks every homeowner through points like these.

No extension cords or power strips

Plug-in electric fireplaces draw real current when the heater runs. Makers are direct about it. Dimplex's XHD firebox manual says to always plug the fireplace directly into a wall outlet and never use it with an extension cord or a relocatable power tap.

If the nearest outlet is too far away, the answer is a properly placed outlet, not a longer cord. We plan the fireplace position around existing outlets where possible and list a new outlet as electrical work where it is not. It keeps the setup safe and tidy.

Tile, stone and wood around the unit

The finish around an electric fireplace sets the look of the wall. Manuals may say how far certain materials must stay from the heater outlet or which finishes may meet the trim.

We check your chosen finish against the manual before the wall is framed. A thick stone veneer, for instance, changes the depth the unit must sit at. A wood mantel may need to sit higher to clear the outlet. Planning these together avoids a finished wall that has to come apart.

Away from fuel, paint and solvents

All electric heaters have hot and sometimes sparking parts inside. Makers warn against using them where gasoline, paint or other flammable liquids are used or stored.

That rules out a workshop corner of the garage or a room where paint cans are kept. During the inspection, we ask how the room is used. If it doubles as storage for fuel or solvents, we recommend a different location or moving the storage before the fireplace goes in.

A tight finish at the trim

The trim around a built-in electric fireplace frames the whole unit, and gaps or uneven reveals show at a glance. The finish material has to meet the trim cleanly without covering vents or the heater outlet.

We set the unit level, then fit the finish to it, checking the reveal all the way around. Where drywall meets the trim, the edge is straight and painted. Where tile or stone meets it, the cuts are clean. It is the detail people notice most.

Before your electric fireplace install in Flamingo

Our family-owned team in Flamingo answers the questions that come up on installation jobs.

Can an electric fireplace go in a bathroom?

Only if its manual allows it. Some makers rule out bathrooms entirely, while others allow them with a GFI-protected supply. The manuals we have read also say never to place a unit where it could fall into a tub.

What happens to my old fireplace doors and grate?

We remove them and take them away as part of the job, and the removal is listed on your estimate. If you want to keep any of it, tell us and we will set it aside.

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