Gas Fireplace Products: Heat Your House With Style & Efficiency
Fireside & Chimney Pros sells, installs and services natural gas and propane fireplaces, gas fireplace inserts, and gas stoves in and near Bucks County and beyond. These long-lasting appliances are among the highest rated for energy efficiency in the market, offering complete comfort and temperature control at the touch of your fingertips. Many of our clients enjoy the convenience of gas – no clean up, easy turn-on/turn-off in the cool spring mornings or late fall evenings!
What Are Benefits of Gas Fireplaces?
- Gas offers High Efficiency heating.
- Both Gas and Propane are extremely Green sources of energy.
- Natural gas stoves or inserts fit into many different decors.
- Many gas appliances come with remote control on/off features and thermostat settings.
Features of a Fireplace:
- Independence and energy efficiency with a properly lined chimney decreases energy bills during the winter months.
- Alternative heater and cooking during power outages.
- Use to burn up wood.
Features of an Insert:
- Self-contained heating appliance that fits inside an existing fireplace opening.
- Up to 90% more efficient and consume 1/3 less fuel to generate the same amount of heat.
Have you noticed all the rooms in your house are cold when your old, masonry, wood fireplace is burning?
Older wood burning fireplaces actually make every room, besides the one with the fireplace, colder. Fireplace Inserts are designed to replace the inefficient fireplaces with new, cleaner burning appliances inside of them.
Features of a Freestanding Stove:
- Safe for all spaces. You don’t need an existing chimney or fireplace to vent a stove because current options allow stoves to be installed safely wherever you choose.
- Available in a variety of materials such as cast iron, soapstone and steel.
- Heating:
Small stoves up to 1,000 sqft
Medium stoves up to 2,000 sqft
Large stoves up to 3,000 sqft
What’s the difference between a freestanding stove and a fireplace insert?
Fireplace inserts are essentially stoves designed to fit inside your existing masonry fireplace.
Features of a Log Set:
Used more for aesthetics than for warmth, a stack of ceramic logs with a gas burner sits inside your existing masonry fireplace and is either:
- Vented: vent up your existing chimney.
- Vent-Free: don’t require a chimney or flue because they vent all of the heat and exhaust into the house.
Our Gas Products
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Regency U900E Gas Fireplace
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Regency U1500E Gas Fireplace
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Regency Panorama P36E
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Regency Panorama P36D
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Regency Panorama P33CE
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Regency HZ54E Gas Fireplace
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Regency HZ40E Gas Fireplace
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Regency HZ33CE Gas Fireplace
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Regency HZ30E Gas Fireplace
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Regency City Series San Francisco Bay 72″ Gas Fireplace
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Regency City Series New York View 72″ Gas Fireplace
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Regency City Series New York View 40″ Gas Fireplace
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Do Gas Fireplaces Need Annual Servicing & Inspections?
Yes, absolutely – gas fireplaces need annual servicing and inspections just like their wood and pellet counterparts. Most assume that, because of their clean-burning reputation, gas fireplaces would need little professional care, but even though they produce less creosote and byproducts, gas fireplaces are still fuel-burning appliances that can develop issues over time.
Here’s why yearly care is essential:
- It keeps things running safely. Gas appliances produce carbon monoxide. If the venting system is blocked, cracked, or leaking, this odorless gas can seep into your home. Annual inspections ensure the flue, vent, and connections are safe and secure.
- It ensures efficiency and heightened performance. Dust, pet hair, and debris can collect in the burner, pilot light, or logs, causing inefficient burns or even preventing the unit from starting. A tune-up keeps the system operating at peak efficiency so you get reliable heat without wasting energy.
- It helps us catch issues early. Gas valves, seals, and ignition components can wear down or loosen. A yearly check allows our techs to spot problems before they lead to costly repairs or sudden breakdowns in the middle of winter.
- It helps maintain manufacturer and insurance requirements. Many manufacturers require annual servicing to maintain the warranty. Likewise, some insurance policies ask for proof of fireplace and chimney inspections to ensure coverage in the event of a fire or carbon monoxide incident.
All in all, knowing that a professional has checked for leaks, verified clear venting, and confirmed everything is operating safely means you can enjoy your fireplace worry-free. It’s not just about keeping the flame looking good…it’s about protecting your home, family, and investment.
There are many advantages to using an electric fireplace. Ask about what we have available! And if you need some fireplace servicing, we can help with that too.