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Our service area includes most of Maryland, Northern Virginia, and Washington, DC. Here’s a partial list of cities we serve.
Instant-on with a button or remote—no wood to chop, no ash to clean.
As warm summer days give way to cool autumn nights, imagine cozying up in the warmth and comfort of a fireplace. Now imagine a new fireplace in your living room or bedroom. At Chimney.com, we’re here to help you realize your dream, offering top-of-the-line gas fireplace installation services in Maryland and beyond.
Get your obligation-free quote by filling out our form or giving us a call at (301) 989-3300.
We offer expert installation for every type of home and need. Find your solution below:
We can easily and safely convert your masonry or prefabricated fireplace to clean, convenient gas. Choose from two popular wood fireplace conversion solutions:
Gas Fireplace Inserts: These are complete systems that are inserted into your existing fireplace. They are highly efficient, beautiful, and a fantastic way to turn a drafty, unused fireplace into a powerful heat source.
Gas Logs: If you love the look of your current fireplace, gas logs provide stunning, realistic flames. They perfectly replicate a traditional wood fire with zero effort.
Call today at (301) 989-3300 to learn more.
If you’re considering a new gas fireplace, one of the first decisions you’ll need to make is choosing between a direct vent fireplace and a ventless fireplace.
Traditional vented fireplaces are fueled by natural gas or propane, utilizing vent pipes or flue to operate safely. They are an exceptional alternative to a wood-burning fireplace, offering the beautiful aesthetics of a roaring fire. Many homeowners add a vented fireplace to complement their home’s interior rather than use it as a primary heat source. The heat from its logs escapes through the vents, requiring more time and gas to heat larger rooms.
Ventless fireplaces are popular because they burn at nearly 100% efficiency, according to the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors. They work by drawing air for combustion directly from your room and heating that air. Since they don’t require ventilation, the majority of the heat stays in your home.
Many modern systems are thoroughly inspected and tested to national standards. Some models also come with built-in oxygen depletion sensors to regulate the amount of oxygen present. When it gets too low, the fireplace automatically shuts off.
Ventless fireplace installations are quite straightforward, and you can place them throughout your home.
From convenience to cost-effectiveness, a gas fireplace is a perfect addition to homes in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Instant-on with a button or remote—no wood to chop, no ash to clean.
Stop losing heat up a chimney. Modern gas fireplaces and inserts provide incredible warmth and can lower your energy bills.
No sparks, minimal fumes, and sealed glass fronts make them a safe choice for families and pets.
Ventless models and new direct-vent technology allow a fireplace to be added to almost any room.
Gas burns cleanly, reducing your carbon footprint compared to wood.
We are WSSC-certified gas fitters, which allows us to service every aspect of the job — from running the gas line to the final setup. No need to hire multiple contractors.
We’ve helped hundreds of your neighbors across Washington, DC, serving Northern Virginia and suburban markets since 1989.
We complete our work on time and on budget, using only the highest quality brands and parts.
Contact us online or at (301) 989-3300 today to learn more about our gas fireplace installation services.
Our service area includes most of Maryland, Northern Virginia, and Washington, DC. Here’s a partial list of cities we serve.
Yes, gas fireplaces have greater energy efficiency than wood-burning fireplaces. Heat tends to escape through the chimney of a traditional wood-burning fireplace, whereas gas fireplaces are designed to retain the majority of the heat they generate inside the home.
A gas insert is a complete system that inserts into your existing fireplace for whole-room heating, and gas logs are realistic-looking logs that provide supplemental heat output. A gas insert is the best option if you want efficient heating, while gas logs are better if you want a more decorative fireplace.
The pros of a direct vent gas fireplace are:
A direct vent fireplace can also present cons such as:
You can enjoy the following pros of a ventless gas fireplace:
A ventless gas fireplace can also present the following cons:
Ventless gas fireplaces are safe when you install and maintain them properly. However, they can present some safety concerns because they release combustion byproducts into the home. You can take the following precautions to enjoy your ventless gas fireplaces safely:
Each ventless gas fireplace is equipped with an oxygen depletion sensor that automatically turns the fireplace off if oxygen levels lower too much.
No, you do not need an existing chimney or fireplace to install a gas fireplace. Many gas fireplaces can be installed without venting or through an exterior wall.