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New wood-burning fireplaces installed in Ocoee

Framing, chimney, hearth and face installed to the manual or the code. Our Ocoee pros back it with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

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Every item on your Ocoee fireplace estimate

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

  1. Fireplace model and placement agreed against the manual
  2. Chimney route checked for offsets and elbows
  3. Roof height set by the ten-foot rule
  4. Reframing for a replacement unit

What a new fireplace asks of your Ocoee home

How the manual, the code and your house shape the plan in Ocoee.

No single-wall pipe inside a chase

Single-wall pipe has no place inside a chase. One maker's manual warns never to install single-wall slip sections or smoke pipe in a chase structure, because the higher temperature of single-wall pipe may radiate enough heat to combustible chase materials to cause a fire.

Every section inside the chase is the listed chimney pipe for the fireplace. When we replace an old installation and find single-wall pipe in a chase, we show you, because it changes what the replacement has to include.

Inspections before the walls close

Fireplace manuals tell installers to check with the local building code agency before installation, including the need for permits and follow-up inspections. The E-series manual says exactly that on its listings page, before any framing instructions begin.

An inspector needs to see air spaces, firestops and framing before they disappear behind drywall. We sequence the job so rough work stays open for that visit, and the walls are closed only after it. If the building department asks for a different order, we follow it.

How you use the room decides the fireplace

A fireplace for a few cool evenings a year and one meant to warm the room through a long evening call for different sizes, placements and accessories. So does a fireplace that has to share a wall with a television, a window or a built-in bookcase.

Our specialists ask how the room is really used before recommending a model or a spot. The answers shape the plan more than any showroom display does, and they often point to a smaller, simpler fireplace than the one people first picture.

Children and a burning fireplace

The E-series manual is direct about children: never leave children unattended when there is a fire burning in the fireplace. The glass doors, the metal face and the screen all get hot enough to burn a small hand.

We talk about the screen, the doors and a routine for the household at the walkthrough. Families often decide where the kids sit, where the dog sleeps and where the firewood waits before the first real fire.

What Ocoee homeowners want to know about adding a fireplace

What people in Ocoee ask us before a fireplace is ordered.

Is a masonry fireplace better than a factory-built one?

Neither is automatically better. Masonry is heavier, needs a footing and takes longer to build; factory-built frames in faster and lighter. We lay out the trade-offs for your house and recommend the one that suits it.

Will our roof be left open overnight?

No. The chimney goes through a framed opening between rafters or trusses and is closed with the listed roof parts and a storm collar. Any open roof is covered at the end of each working day, and the estimate says how we reach the roof and protect it while we work.

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