Working with an Existing Wood-Burning Fireplace
If you have an existing wood-burning fireplace that you rarely use because starting a fire is a hassle, or your system doesn't work anymore, a ventless insert is the perfect way to reclaim that space. Placing a ventless unit inside the existing firebox, is a cost-efficient way to bring your fireplace back to life. You eliminate the mess of ash, the smell of smoke, and the heat loss associated with an open chimney. A retro-fit firebox is also implemented when you have an existing opening even if the space was an electric insert or simply a decorative nook. The use of our fireboxes can breathe new life into a focal architectural feature once inert.
If you have an existing wood-burning fireplace that you rarely use because starting a fire is a hassle, or your system doesn't work anymore, a ventless insert is the perfect way to reclaim that space. Placing a ventless unit inside the existing firebox, is a cost-efficient way to bring your fireplace back to life. You eliminate the mess of ash, the smell of smoke, and the heat loss associated with an open chimney. A retro-fit firebox is also implemented when you have an existing opening even if the space was an electric insert or simply a decorative nook. The use of our fireboxes can breathe new life into a focal architectural feature once inert.
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Retrofit fireboxes require detailed measurements and assessment of your current opening, firebox or system prior to determining the options available. Converting your wood burning fireplace to a bio flame or gel fireplace often calls for a custom firebox, however, retrofit prices can start as low as $2,500. This conversion is one of the most effective ways to increase home value and character, adding a high-impact feature that is easy to maintain.
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