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New gas fireplaces installed in Roosevelt Park

Direct vent gas fireplaces installed in Roosevelt Park to the maker's manual. Take 10% off any service booked within 72 hours after the free inspection.

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Measured, checked and priced in Roosevelt Park

Before any framing in Roosevelt Park, our installer checks points like these against the manual for the model you want.

  1. Framing dimensions from the manual, including the finished surface
  2. Termination cap location against the clearance table
  3. Distance from windows, doors, soffits and air inlets outside
  4. Power to the junction box, done by an electrician

Gas fireplace installation know-how for Roosevelt Park

Some of what our installers explain to Roosevelt Park homeowners before any wall is opened.

Keeping the cap away from windows and doors

A direct-vent cap exhausts right beside the house, so it has to stay clear of openings. The Novus clearance table sets a minimum distance to a window or door that can be opened, which grows with the fireplace's input, from six inches for smaller units up to twelve inches for larger ones.

Sliding patio doors, casement windows and garage entries all count. We measure the planned cap position against the table for your unit's input and move it if it falls short.

Too much pressure, too little pressure

Gas pressure has to sit inside a window. The Novus manual warns that high pressure may cause an overfire condition and damage the valve, calls for a regulator upstream of the valve if line pressure is above half a psig, and warns that low pressure can also create a hazard.

We compare the readings at the test ports with the rating plate on every installation. If either end is off, the fix happens before the fireplace goes into regular use.

Grounding and the electrical code

Gas fireplace manuals require the electrical side to meet the electrical code. Heat & Glo, for example, requires its fireplaces to be electrically wired and grounded to local codes or, where there are none, to the National Electrical Code, NFPA 70.

Our crew does the fireplace work, and the electrician does the house wiring. Each shows up on its own line, so you know who is responsible for which connection.

Questions we hear in Roosevelt Park about gas fireplaces

Straight answers with no sales script, as we give them in Roosevelt Park homes.

Do I need an electrician for a gas fireplace?

Often, yes. Models with electronic ignition or a blower need power at their junction box, and a new circuit or outlet is electrical work done by an electrician. It appears separately on your estimate.

What if I smell gas after the fireplace is installed?

Leave the house straight away and phone 911 or the gas utility only after you are outdoors, lighting nothing and touching no switch or phone while still inside. Once the utility says the house is safe, our team will come back and check the installation.

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