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Wood stove inserts installed and lined in Millenia

Full stainless liner, a surround that fits and a hearth that meets the manual. Our Millenia pros back it with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

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Your fireplace insert estimate for Millenia, item by item

Our family-owned crew measures, notes and explains each point in plain words at your Millenia home.

  1. Top plate sealed on the flue tile with a rain cap
  2. Old insert, doors, grate and screen removed
  3. Surround sized to the fireplace face and sealed where required
  4. Our workmanship warranty on the insert work we do

Fireplace insert know-how for Millenia homes

How the manual, the flue and your fireplace shape the plan in Millenia.

Fireplace repairs finish before the insert goes in

Insert manuals ask for the fireplace to be examined for cracks, loose mortar and other defects, and for any repairs to be completed before installation. Travis Industries puts it simply: the entire fireplace, including the chimney, must be clean and undamaged. Once the insert and surround are in, the firebox behind them is hard to reach.

If our inspection turns up damage, the repair is written as its own item with its own scope, separate from the insert work. You decide on both with the facts in front of you, and nothing is closed up behind a surround to make the job look finished.

Exhaust fans and a tightly sealed house

Insert manuals note that anything causing negative pressure in the home can pull fumes into the living area. Strong kitchen and bathroom exhaust fans, a clothes dryer and tightly sealed windows all compete for the same air the insert needs to draft.

We ask about those appliances during the visit and look at where the insert will sit relative to them. Where the manual offers an outside air route, that can help, and we explain it. Where it does not, we tell you how to run the fans while a fire is burning.

Taking out an old insert

Removing an insert means lifting away its surround, disconnecting the connector or liner from the collar, disconnecting any blower wiring and sliding the unit out without damaging the hearth. Behind it, the firebox and damper area may be seeing daylight for the first time in years.

Our crew handles the removal and hauls away the old unit when that is part of the scope. We then look at what the old insert was hiding, which is often the most useful ten minutes of the whole visit.

Extending a hearth that falls short

When the existing hearth is too shallow or too narrow for the chosen insert, it can often be extended with noncombustible material so it meets the manual. The extension has to sit where the manual's drawing puts it and be the material it calls for.

We explain the options for your floor and your fireplace face, from matching the existing stone to a contrasting slab, and the extension is priced as its own item. Finishing it before the insert arrives keeps install day clean and simple.

Insert questions Millenia homeowners ask next

What people in Millenia ask us before an insert is ordered.

How should I get rid of the ashes?

Scoop them into a metal container with a tight-fitting lid, and leave it on a noncombustible surface, clear of anything that burns, until the ashes are cold. Insert manuals give the same instruction.

Why is the insert glass turning dark?

One maker lists unseasoned wood and long burns at a low setting as common causes, because both work against the airwash that keeps the glass clear. Drier wood usually helps, and we can check the door seal if the glass keeps darkening.

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