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Local fireplace restoration pros in Wedgefield

One family-owned team inspects, restores and hands back your fireplace in Wedgefield, with a workmanship warranty on our work.

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Checked during your free visit in Wedgefield

These checks keep a restoration in Wedgefield from covering a problem it cannot fix.

  1. Hearth extension size against the code
  2. Face joints to be repointed and matched
  3. Cracked or burned face units to replace
  4. Lintel condition over the opening

Restoration know-how from our Wedgefield team

Worth reading before you approve restoration work in Wedgefield.

Finding the label on a factory-built fireplace

The Florida Building Code requires a factory-built fireplace to be listed and labeled, tested to UL 127 and installed under the conditions of that listing. The label names the maker and the model, and it leads straight to the right manual and the right replacement parts.

Labels hide behind grilles, on side panels or under years of soot. Our technicians look for it during the free inspection and record the model in your estimate. When the label is gone, we say so, because a plan for an unidentified unit has limits you should hear about up front.

Paint inside the firebox

Some owners paint a stained firebox black to freshen it up. Paint can hide cracked firebrick and open joints, and ordinary paint inside a firebox burns off in the first fires, giving off fumes and flakes.

If your firebox has been painted, we look closely at the joints and brick faces under the coating. Where it hides a problem, the repair comes first. You also get a straight answer on what should and should not be applied inside a firebox before any finish is discussed.

Refractory panels in a factory-built fireplace

A factory-built fireplace is lined with refractory panels instead of loose firebrick. Hairline cracks in these panels are expected with use, and makers set their own limits in the manual for wider cracks, missing pieces and panels that have shifted.

We read the maker's guidance for your model and replace panels only with the parts it lists. Patching with mortar or borrowing panels from another brand is not how a listed fireplace stays in its tested condition.

Why parts from other brands do not belong

A metal chimney section or a screen from another brand may look like it fits a factory-built fireplace. It was never tested with that fireplace, and the code ties the unit's approval to the parts it was tested with.

We do not mix brands inside a listed system. If an earlier repair did, we point it out and explain what it means for returning the fireplace in your Wedgefield home to use.

Fireplace restoration questions from Wedgefield

If yours is not here, call and our Wedgefield team will answer it.

Is the restoration inspection really free?

Yes. The inspection and the written estimate cost nothing, and there is no obligation. Work booked within 72 hours after the free inspection is also 10% off.

Can you restore a small fireplace built for coal?

Sometimes. Coal fireplaces are small and shallow, and a full wood fire in one can smoke and overheat the firebox. We explain what the design allows before you decide how to use it.

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