Choosing the Right Gas Fireplace for Your Home
Imagine curling up with a book on a chilly evening, surrounded by the warm glow of a fireplace. The comfort without the hassle of chopping wood or cleaning ash is just one of the many gas fireplace benefits. But with so many styles and features available, finding the ideal match for your home can feel overwhelming. Let’s break down what matters most—types, installation requirements, de...
Read MoreWhat Causes White Fog on Gas Fireplace Glass? (And How to Fix It)
A gas fireplace adds warmth and ambiance to any home, but white fog creeping across its glass can ruin the view. But that’s not all. It can also signal an underlying issue that, if left unaddressed, could carry serious consequences. More often than not, the haze stamps from the byproducts of the combustion process or imbalances in airflow, which are nowhere near as harmless as condensation.&nbs...
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Outdoor Fire Pit Maintenance: 7 Pro Tips to Prevent Clogs and Weather Damage
An outdoor fire pit brings warmth, ambiance, and a social focal point to any backyard. However, like any outdoor appliance, consistent care is important. Otherwise, they won’t last. Over time, debris, weather, and general wear can lead to clogs, damage, and diminished performance. These simple maintenance habits can help you avoid costly repairs and keep your fire pit ready for cozy ev...
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Why Does My Gas Regulator Smell in Winter? (And When to Call a Pro)
Winter brings cozy nights by the fireplace and hearty meals cooked on gas stoves. But when a faint whiff of rotten eggs lingers near your gas regulator, that seasonal comfort can quickly become a cause for concern and sleepless nights. Gas regulators don’t emit odors. They shouldn’t. When they do, it’s a bad sign. Or, at least, that’s what most people think. But the truth isn’t as simp...
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Do I Need To Burn-Off A New Fireplace?
Getting a new fireplace is exciting, but there's an important first step many people don't know about. A process called breaking-in needs to happen first to your fireplace. When you get professional fireplace installation done, your installer should tell you about this crucial process . Let's explore break-in methods and their significance with newly installed fireplaces. What Is A Firep...
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What You Need To Know About The Boulder Gas Line Ban
In June of 2024, the City of Boulder, Colorado passed a code that bans the use of gas-powered appliances in newly built properties as well as the discontinuation of gas services for existing properties. The code officially went into effect on December 1, 2024. These new regulations have drawn a lot of confusion, especially in contractors and landscapers who work with gas-powered equipment on...
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