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Local gas insert installation in Paradise Heights

We check your Paradise Heights fireplace, the chimney and the insert manual before anything is ordered. Take 10% off when you book within 72 hours after your inspection.

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Before we order an insert for your Paradise Heights home

In Paradise Heights, the free visit covers points like these, and none of it obliges you to book.

  1. Chimney passageway examined and cleaned before connection
  2. Termination cap sealed and secured to the chimney top plate
  3. Barrier screen front ordered with the insert
  4. Controls, remote and battery backup explained at handover

How our Paradise Heights crew fits a gas insert

A few of the things our installers walk Paradise Heights homeowners through before an insert goes in.

Liners that run tight and straight

Flexible liner is easy to push into a chimney and just as easy to leave with a loop or a sag in it. The manual says the vent must not sag below its connection to the appliance, and that excess liner is pushed back up into the chimney without sagging.

A sag can hold condensation and restrict the flow. Our crew sizes the liner to the chimney, keeps it straight through the smoke chamber and checks it from below before the insert is set in place.

Sealing the liner at the collar

Where each flexible liner meets its collar, the joint has to be tight. The Supreme manual says to fix each liner with three screws and, for a good result, seal the joint with stove cement or aluminum foil tape. It adds a specific instruction: do not use silicone at that joint.

Details like that come straight from the manual, and we follow them the same way on every insert. The sealed joints are looked at again at startup, once the insert is running and warm.

The screen in front of the glass

Insert glass gets hot enough to burn. Heat & Glo requires a decorative barrier front to prevent direct contact with the hot viewing glass, says it must be ordered when the fireplace is purchased and warns against operating the fireplace with the barrier removed.

If a barrier is damaged later, the owner's manual says to replace it with the maker's barrier for that appliance. We put the barrier on your order from the start and fit it before the first fire.

Young children and a hot insert

Owner's manuals are direct about children. The Supreme owner's manual says to keep children away, supervise them in the same room as the appliance and consider an adjustable safety gate to keep toddlers and young children back from the fireplace.

The barrier screen protects against touching the glass, but the surround and front still get hot. We talk through the room layout with families and point out the parts that stay warm after the fire is off.

Common gas insert questions in Paradise Heights

Still weighing it up? Read these, then book the free visit in Paradise Heights.

What happens to my old damper?

It is locked fully open or removed, as the insert manual directs, so the liners can pass through. The gap around the liners is then closed with the material the manual allows.

Will I need an electrician for a gas insert?

Only if the insert needs power where there is no outlet. Many inserts use household power for the blower and ignition, and a new outlet in or near the firebox is electrical work done by an electrician. It is listed on its own estimate line.

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