Where Are Our Gas Fireplace Services Available?
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.
Add warmth, comfort and value to your home with a custom gas fireplace installation from Chimney.com. Whether you’re remodeling your living space or building new, our expert team handles design, build and every other part of your installation under one roof. We proudly serve homeowners in Maryland, Northern Virginia and Washington, DC.
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At Chimney.com, we make your gas fireplace installation stress-free and straightforward. Our process includes:
Choosing the correct type of gas fireplace is an important step in the installation process. At Chimney.com, we offer both vented and ventless models from trusted brands. Our team will recommend the best fit for your home and heating needs.
Vented, or direct-vent, gas fireplaces use a dedicated pipe or flue system to safely direct combustion gases outdoors. This style offers a realistic flame and classic look, similar to a traditional wood-burning fireplace.
Ventless fireplaces are popular because they burn at nearly 100% efficiency, according to the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors. They do not require a chimney or vent. They burn gas so efficiently that almost all the heat and very little exhaust is released into your home. Modern ventless systems have safety features, such as oxygen-depletion sensors.
When you choose Chimney.com, you get a dedicated team that handles your fireplace design, gas line work, expert build and the final setup. Our installers are fully licensed and WSSC-certified for gas fitting, so you never need to coordinate with multiple contractors.
Since 1989, we’ve upheld a high standard of service excellence, earning the trust of hundreds of homeowners with quality craftsmanship and on-time, on-budget results.
When you need gas fireplace installation near you in Maryland, Washington, DC, and Northern Virginia, Chimney is the go-to choice.
Contact us online or at (301) 945-7955 today to start planning your project with our experts.
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.
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 retain most 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 has an oxygen depletion sensor that automatically turns the fireplace off if oxygen levels fall too low.
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.