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The written installation scope for your Lancaster Park home

A short list with a big effect on the result. We confirm each item at your Lancaster Park address before any cutting.

  1. Model, size and the mounting styles its manual allows
  2. Plug-in or hardwired connection, per the manual
  3. Outlet location and whether a new circuit is needed
  4. Existing fireplace opening measured for an insert

Installation know-how from our Lancaster Park crew

What our pros check and why, on electric fireplace jobs across Lancaster Park.

Two people to lift larger units

Long linear fireplaces and large inserts are heavy and awkward. Makers often say that two people are required for some installation steps, and a dropped unit can crack the glass or bend the frame.

Our crew handles the lifting and setting as a team. We unpack carefully, move the unit on protected floors and set it into its opening or on its bracket without strain. It is part of why the fireplace arrives on your wall in the same condition it left the box.

Not into a damp fireplace opening

Water and an electric heater do not mix. Dimplex's XHD manual says not to install the unit into an existing fireplace opening that is prone to dampness.

If we see water stains, rust on the damper or a damp smell in the firebox during the inspection, the source has to be dealt with first. That is chimney work, such as a cap or a leak repair, and we tell you so plainly. The insert goes in once the opening stays dry.

The overheat cutoff

Electric fireplace heaters include a thermal cutoff that shuts the heater down if it overheats. Blocked intakes or a covered heater outlet can trigger it.

Our installation keeps those paths clear from the start. If a unit repeatedly shuts itself off after installation, that is a sign something is restricting airflow, and we come back to look. The shutdown is a safety feature doing its job, and it tells us where to check.

Choosing a dry location

Makers ask for a location that is not susceptible to moisture. A wall that gets damp, a room with a leaking window or a spot under a bathroom can all shorten an electric fireplace's life.

We look for signs of moisture where the unit will go: stains, soft drywall, a musty smell. If the wall has a water problem, it gets fixed before the fireplace is mounted. The fireplace should be the last thing in the wall, not the first thing to get wet.

Electric fireplace installation questions from Lancaster Park

Still deciding? These answers help, and the inspection in Lancaster Park is free.

Can an electric fireplace go under my TV?

Often, yes, if the fireplace manual and the TV maker's guidance agree on the layout. The heater outlet direction and the distance between the two matter most. We plan both on the wall before anything is mounted.

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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