Electric fireplaces are simple to add to a room, and they still deserve a proper installation. Kolokee is a community in Seminole County, and Seminole County Chimney installs and repairs electric fireplaces for homes there. Our family-owned team looks over the space for free, then gives you a written price before any work. An electric unit has no flue, but it does have rules.
The manual sets out how it is mounted, how much open space the heater outlet needs, what electrical supply it requires and which materials can sit near it. A wall-mounted unit, a built-in unit set into framing and an insert placed inside an old masonry fireplace each install differently. We read the manual for your model and plan the framing, the mounting and the finish around it.
Electrical work belongs to an electrician. If the unit needs a new outlet or its own circuit, we tell you before installation day and work around that trade's schedule. Running a heater from an extension cord or a crowded outlet is not a shortcut we take. For repairs, tell us what stopped working.
Many electric fireplaces run the flame effect and the heater separately, so a unit that glows but will not heat is a different problem from one that shuts off after a few minutes or will not turn on at all. Switch off a unit that keeps cutting out, and do not open the case to look inside.
Have the model name or number handy if you can find it without taking the unit apart. That helps us bring the right parts. An electric insert is a common way to reuse an old wood fireplace opening. If the chimney above will no longer be used, we can close it off at the top and cap it so rain and animals stay out.
Speak with our team at (645) 465-4122 about a free inspection in Kolokee. Book the installation within 72 hours of that free visit and you take 10% off. Our workmanship warranty backs the installation, and our 100% satisfaction guarantee backs the whole job.
