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Electric fireplaces installed right in Sky Lake

Flame and warmth without a vent. Our Sky Lake crew installs electric fireplaces to the maker's instructions after a free inspection.

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Checked before any wall is opened in Sky Lake

Each item below is checked at your Sky Lake home against the unit's manual and appears in the estimate you approve.

  1. Plug-in or hardwired connection, per the manual
  2. Mounting height for flame viewing and TV placement
  3. Removal and disposal of the old unit or doors
  4. 10% off shown for work booked within 72 hours

Electric fireplace details that matter in Sky Lake

A closer look at the work, from our family-owned crew serving Sky Lake.

The main ways an electric fireplace goes in

Electric fireplaces are installed in a handful of ways. A wall-mounted unit hangs on a bracket. A recessed unit sits in a framed opening with its face flush or nearly flush. A built-in unit lives inside a media wall or cabinet. An insert slides into an existing firebox, and a mantel package stands on the floor.

Which of those your unit allows is set by its manual, not by how it looks. We read that first, then match the style to your wall and your room. The estimate names the mounting style so you know exactly what the job includes.

Mounting height for the best flame view

Mounting height is partly comfort and partly the maker's advice. Dimplex's IgniteXL manual recommends mounting the bottom of the unit between 30 and 40 inches from the floor for the best viewing angle of the flame.

We mock up the height on your wall with tape so you can see it from where you sit. If a TV is going above, the fireplace height and the TV height are chosen together. The final numbers go on the estimate, so there is no debate on install day.

Glass and media go on last

The front glass on an electric fireplace is easy to scratch and awkward to clean once dust has settled behind it. Makers often say to leave it in the box until the rest of the installation is done.

We set the unit, finish the trim and clean the area, then fit the glass and arrange the media bed. It is also the moment to check that the media does not block the heater outlet or a light source. The fireplace should look its best on the first switch-on.

When the studs are in the wrong place

Studs do not always line up with where you want the fireplace centered. The bracket may need blocking added inside the wall, or the fireplace may shift slightly to land on framing.

We show you the options before drilling. Adding blocking means opening and patching the wall, which is listed on the estimate. Shifting the unit is free but changes the look. Either way, you decide with the facts in front of you.

Electric fireplace answers for Sky Lake homeowners

Our family-owned team in Sky Lake answers the questions that come up on installation jobs.

Can every electric fireplace be recessed into a wall?

No. The manual lists the mounting styles each model allows, and a unit made to hang on the surface may need open space around its vents. We check your model before planning any opening.

Is the electrical work included in your price?

Any electrical work is listed on its own line and done by an electrician. Our crew handles the fireplace, the framing and the finish. You see who does what, and what each part costs, before you approve.

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