The US Department of Energy notes that the typical American homeowner incurs as much as $275 in annual energy expenses due to air leaks through unsealed masonry fireplaces. That’s why it makes financial sense to block your fireplace opening if you don’t intend to use the hearth for the foreseeable future. So, how do you …
How to Cover a Fireplace Hole [Temporary + DIY Covers] Read More »
Gas fireplaces are easier to clean and don’t require much ashing, so it’s no surprise that many people prefer them over wood fireplaces. Although most gas fireplaces have several safety features built-in to prevent accidents, you always have to be careful when dealing with combustible materials. It’s important to occasionally check on the condition of your …
How to Turn on Gas Fireplace With Wall Key – 5 Easy Steps Read More »
One of the most common problems that homeowners with gas fireplaces with wall switches often face is the main burner failing to light up even when the pilot flame is turned on. If you’ve come across this problem and are searching for solutions- you’ve landed at the right place. In this blog article, we’ll take …
Gas Fireplace Wall Switch Not Working – Fixes + Troubleshooting Read More »
A gas fireplace is an important source of warmth for any home, especially during cold winter weather. But you may be wondering how to turn on your fireplace if it has a wall switch, or whether your gas fireplace can function during a blackout/power outage. We answer these questions and more in this article- including …