Skip to content

Proudly American | Family owned

Same-day service available

(352) 675-6376 Book Online

Your new electric fireplace, installed in Wadeview Park

Under the TV, in a media wall or in an old fireplace opening, homeowners in Wadeview Park get one clear installation plan.

  • Licensed & insured
  • Locally run
  • Family owned and operated
  • Same-day service available
4.8 out of 5 from 736 reviews
  • Google
  • Yelp
  • Facebook

Line by line, your electric fireplace proposal in Wadeview Park

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

  1. Model, size and the mounting styles its manual allows
  2. Electrical work by an electrician, listed on its own line
  3. Controls, remote and wall switch setup
  4. Manual, model and serial number kept for your records

Electric fireplace installation explained for Wadeview Park homeowners

Our team in Wadeview Park walks every homeowner through points like these.

Measuring an old firebox for an insert

Old fireboxes are rarely perfect rectangles. Many taper toward the back, have a sloped rear wall or a narrower opening at the top. An electric insert has to fit at the narrowest points, not the widest.

We measure the opening width at the front and back, the height and the depth, and compare them with the insert's minimum opening dimensions in its manual. If the fit is tight, we say so before you order. The trim kit then covers the gap between the insert and the firebox face.

The chimney is still up there

Converting a fireplace to electric does not remove the chimney above it. It still stands in the weather, still has a top that should be covered and still needs to keep water out of the house.

We note the condition of what we can see when we close off the opening. If the chimney needs a cap or other attention, you hear about it as a separate item. An electric insert solves the fireplace question, and the chimney deserves its own look now and then.

Checking the wall before cutting

Walls hide pipes, wires, ducts and sometimes fire blocking. Cutting an opening for a recessed fireplace without checking can mean a surprise leak or a damaged cable.

We check the wall before cutting, starting with small inspection openings where needed. If something is in the way, we plan around it or list moving it as separate work. The opening goes where it is safe to put it, and the plan is adjusted before any damage is done.

Patching and painting after the install

Mounting brackets, moving outlets and cutting openings all leave marks in drywall. A fireplace that looks perfect with a patch showing beside it does not feel finished.

We patch holes we make, sand them smooth and prime them. Painting to match can be included on the estimate if you have the paint or the color. Either way, the scope says what finish work is included, so there are no surprises when we pack up.

Electric fireplace answers for Wadeview Park homeowners

Questions we hear on electric fireplace visits in Wadeview Park, answered plainly.

Is the in-home visit really free in Wadeview Park?

Yes. There is no charge for the visit to your Wadeview Park home and no obligation to book. You get a clear explanation and a written estimate for the installation.

Do I need to be home during the installation?

It helps to be home at the start and for the walkthrough at the end. That is when we confirm the height and position and show you the controls. In between, we just need access to the room and the breaker panel.

Request your free estimate

Share the job details and arrange a free inspection with our local team.

  • Free inspection
  • No hidden fees
  • Family owned and operated

Need an answer now? Call (352) 675-6376

Tell us what needs attention. We will contact you to arrange your free inspection.

Call(352) 675-6376