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Electric fireplace installation planned around your Lake Shore Village room

Tell us where you want the fire. Our Lake Shore Village team handles the framing, the mounting and the finish around the unit.

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The written installation scope for your Lake Shore Village home

Every line here is part of the free inspection in Lake Shore Village, with no charge and no obligation.

  1. Wall construction and what sits inside the cavity
  2. Closing drafts and openings behind an insert
  3. Trim kit, surround or mantel work included
  4. Protection for floors and furniture during the work

Installation know-how from our Lake Shore Village crew

Practical points from our electric fireplace installers in Lake Shore Village.

Reading the rating label

Every electric fireplace carries a rating label with its model and electrical information, such as voltage and wattage or amperage. On Dimplex's IgniteXL models, the manual points to a label on the top of the unit.

That label is how we check the unit against the circuit it will use. It also helps the electrician if one is involved. We note the figures on your estimate and in your records, so anyone who works on the fireplace later knows what it draws without pulling it out of the wall.

Nothing is ever burned in an electric unit

Makers say it in every manual: do not burn wood or other materials in an electric fireplace. It sounds obvious, but an insert sitting in an old firebox can look enough like the real thing to confuse a guest.

We point this out at the walkthrough, especially when an insert replaces a wood-burning setup. The old tools and any leftover fuel should be cleared away. The electric fireplace makes its flame with light and its heat with an electric element, and nothing else belongs in it.

Checking the wall before cutting

Walls hide pipes, wires, ducts and sometimes fire blocking. Cutting an opening for a recessed fireplace without checking can mean a surprise leak or a damaged cable.

We check the wall before cutting, starting with small inspection openings where needed. If something is in the way, we plan around it or list moving it as separate work. The opening goes where it is safe to put it, and the plan is adjusted before any damage is done.

Building out a wall for depth

When a fireplace is deeper than the wall cavity, a built-out section gives it room. A bump-out can be just wide enough for the fireplace or run the full width of the wall to hold a TV and shelves as well.

We frame the bump-out square to the room, size the fireplace opening to the manual and plan outlets and cable paths inside it. The finished wall hides the framing entirely. The estimate lists the framing, the finish and the fireplace installation separately so you can see each part.

Electric fireplace installation questions from Lake Shore Village

Short answers from our fireplace team in Lake Shore Village. Call for anything not covered here.

Does the 72-hour 10% discount apply to an installation?

Yes. Any service booked within 72 hours after your free inspection is 10% off, and electric fireplace installation qualifies. Mention it when you book and we will show the savings on your written estimate.

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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