Gas Fireplaces

Zero-Clearance Gas Fireplaces

ZERO CLEARANCE GAS FIREPLACES

If you’re considering a professionally installed gas fireplace in your home for the warmth it brings and the cozy atmosphere it creates, but lack a chimney, then a zero clearance gas model could be the perfect fit. These are easy to install and they can go in nearly any room in your home. Imagine how a flickering flame could enhance your living room, master bedroom or games room.

INSTALLATION

All that is required to install a zero clearance natural gas model is ductwork that will act like a chimney, and gas piping. We can help you select a location with access to an external wall or ceiling that allows it to vent to the outside, then we’ll take care of the installation quickly so you can get on with your day. If you have an existing fireplace, a gas fireplace insert is even faster and less obtrusive for a professional to install.

NATURAL GAS OR PROPANE

Fireplace with tile surround and white mantel A direct vent, as zero clearance fireplaces are sometimes known, that is fueled by gas has the option of running on either natural or propane gas. These cleaner burning fuels both have their strengths and deserve a more thorough look. Why Choose Natural Gas? Natural gas is most commonly chosen because it is already being used in the home. Gas lines are frequently found in urban homes already because they are supplied for the majority of people who use it to cook food on stove tops, heat their water and run their furnaces. This convenience transfers into cost savings over time. Why Choose Propane? Stone Gas fireplace Propane is a non-toxic and clean burning choice. It is extracted from natural gas processing and then liquefied, and this process causes it to become a safer gas than the one it is derived from. Want to spend more time outdoors? Get your family a gorgeous outdoor fireplace. The greatest advantage it has is that you can purchase it in many locations in tanks, and not be reliant upon natural gas lines. Propane home delivery is offered anywhere there is road access. This can be of great benefit to those in rural properties and cottages as they will not usually have access to a gas line.