Gas Fireplaces
A gas fireplace is an asset to any home, adding to comfort, aesthetics, efficiency, and value. Whether for a new construction, remodeling, or conversion project, FLAME-TECH® is always the right call to make for maximum rewards in select areas of Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. As the very first company to be issued a Hearth Contractor license in the state of Delaware, we’ve pioneered the industry. We handle all of your gas fireplace needs, from inserts, service, and repair to design and installation.
High Quality Gas Fireplace Installations & Service
Beautiful Addition To The Home
Built-in Blowers For Heat Circulation
Continuous, Even Heating
Energy Savings Of Up To 25% On Heating Bills
Environmentally Friendly Heat Source
Increase Value Of Home
More Affordable Installation Than Wood Burning Options
No Buying, Chopping, Or Hauling Wood
No Dangerous Sparks Or Flames
No Harm To Trees
Nothing To Clean Up After
Remote Operation
Start Up With The Tap Of A Button
Some Gas Fireplaces We Offer
Fireplace x Gas fireplaces Traditional / Linear
Mendota Gas Fireplaces
Regency Gas Fireplaces - Traditional
Regency Gas Fireplaces - Designer
Regency Gas Fireplaces - Contemporary
Davinci Gas fireplaces - Single Sided
Davinci Gas fireplaces - Vertical
Davinci Gas fireplaces - Timber Series
Davinci Gas fireplaces - Firenze Collection
Valor Gas Fireplaces
Kozy Heat Gas Fireplaces
Regency Outdoor Gas Fireplaces
Firegarden Gas Fireplaces
FAQ
Gas Fireplace – A gas fireplace is built into the wall with framing and drywall.
Gas Insert – A gas insert is placed into an existing masonry fireplace and has venting installed into the chimney.
Gas Logs – Gas logs are installed into an existing factory built fireplace or an existing masonry fireplace
A vented fireplace has a vent that allows the exhaust to exit the house.
A vent free or unvented fireplace does not have a vent. The exhaust is released into the home.
A vent free unit will produce excess water vapor, carbon monoxide, and odor into the house. This is why they are outlawed in some states. *Refer to your owner’s manual for operating procedures.
Most fireplaces installed today will work without power, excluding the blower. Some older units will not.