Installation
Fireplace Installation & Replacement
Whether you're replacing a tired fireplace or adding an insert, installation is about more than the appliance — it's about venting it correctly through the chimney. We evaluate the existing system first.
The chimney comes first
A new fireplace or insert has to vent through the existing chimney, so that chimney must be evaluated before installation. Flue size, liner condition, and clearances all affect what will work. Skipping that step is how installations go wrong.
Matched and vented right
We help match the appliance to the space and install it with correct venting for the unit. The goal is a fireplace that looks right, drafts right, and vents the way it should.
When installation makes sense
- Replacing an old or damaged fireplace
- Adding an insert to an existing fireplace
- Upgrading to a more efficient appliance
- A remodel that changes the fireplace
- A fireplace that's beyond practical repair
What our service covers
- Evaluation of the existing chimney
- Fireplace and insert installation
- Correct liner and venting for the unit
- Replacement of existing fireplaces
- Coordination with masonry as needed
Frequently asked questions
Can I put an insert into my existing fireplace?
Often, yes — but the existing chimney has to be evaluated first to confirm the flue and liner will vent the new appliance correctly.
Do you install both wood and gas units?
We work with wood-burning and gas systems. The right approach depends on the appliance and your existing chimney.
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Talk to a Colorado chimney family
Call or request service and we'll help you figure out the right next step for your chimney or fireplace.