Get Your Fireplace Ready For Winter

Get Your Fireplaces Ready For The Utah Winter

Gas Fireplaces, Wood burning fireplace stoves, and gas fireplace inserts need servicing before winter comes. In this video, see Josh show what you can do to get your Utah fireplaces ready for the cold winter season. A little service and maintenance can do much to make your fireplace operate more efficiently, and keep your home warmer during the next few cold months.

Service Your Gas Fireplaces For The Utah Winter Season

Service Your Gas Fireplaces For The Utah Winter Season

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Follow these  fireplace maintenance 6 steps for maximum heating benefits:

1. Clean the fireplace glass to remove soot, to allow for complete heat effects.

2. Gas fireplaces should have their fan and air passages cleaned.

3. The fireplace vents should be checked,  to make sure that they are clear and working properly.

4. The fireplace millivolt output should be checked and adjusted. The self generating millivolt system, common to the Napoleon Gas Fireplaces that we install, operate during a power failure, independent from any outside electrical current.

5. The fireplace  logs should be cleaned of dust and dirt.

6. Carbon monoxide detector batteries should be changed.

Servicing, maintaining and repairing your gas fireplaces and fireplace inserts is one of our specialties. Call us for questions and information, or to schedule a service call at 801-393-2206. We take care of your Fireplaces, Furnaces, Heating, Air Conditioning,  and Barbecue Grills in Salt Lake City, Bountiful, Layton, Ogden, and all along the Utah Wasatch Front.
Cleaning Your Fireplace Glass

Cleaning Your Fireplace Glass

Published by josh, on November 24th, 2011 at 5:40 pm. Filled under: Recent News Tags: , , , , , , , , , • 2 Comments

2 Responses to “Get Your Fireplace Ready For Winter”

  1. During the recent wind storm, our gas insert (Napolean) stopped working. I have been able to get the pilot light lit but the fireplace won’t come on. I have changed the batteries in the remote sensor but the fireplace won’t come on. When I turn the switch to “on” nothing happens. Am I missing a step? I called for a service appointment and am scheduled for December 19th but I just think I’ m doing something wrong. Is ther something that needs to be reset?

    Comment by Jay Seese on December 10, 2011 at 6:06 pm



  2. A step that is most commonly skiped is actually turning the gas valve from “PILOT” to “ON”. So that is what i would try next.

    Comment by josh on December 12, 2011 at 5:09 pm



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