✅ How Often to Service a Fireplace Gas Fireplaces → Once a year Even though they burn clean, dust, pet hair, and residue build up in the burner, pilot assembly, and glass. Annual service ensures safe operation, checks for gas leaks, and keeps the flame looking strong. Wood-Burning Fireplaces → Once a year, or every […]
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✅ Common Reasons a Remote or Wall Switch Won’t Work Dead Batteries For remotes and receiver boxes, low or dead batteries are the #1 cause. Receiver Box Issues The receiver (usually under the fireplace) may be switched off, have weak batteries, or need resetting. Dirty or Loose Connections Wires between the wall switch/receiver and the
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✅ Normal Fireplace Smells Dust Burning Off When a fireplace is first turned on for the season, dust that’s settled on the logs, burner, or firebox can create a temporary odor. Usually fades after a few uses. New Fireplace Smell Fresh paint, finishes, or sealants on a new or newly serviced fireplace may release odors
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Electric fireplaces offer several benefits compared to traditional wood-burning or gas fireplaces. Here are some of the key advantages: Ease of Installation: Electric fireplaces are relatively easy to install. They don’t require a chimney, flue, or venting, which makes them a flexible option for various living spaces, including apartments and homes without existing fireplaces. Energy
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