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Fireside Service Department
To complement our industry-leading installation department, we have a full-service service department to handle all of your fireplace upgrades, repairs and annual service & cleaning needs. Fireside Hearth and Home is the only company in the Northwest that requires all of our technicians to be National Fireplace Institute (NFI) certified. Fireside Hearth and Home’s service technicians will service most gas fireplaces from Heatilator, Heat-N-Glo & Quadrafire.
Services
- Annual maintenance (SEE OUR SPECIAL BELOW)
- Problem trouble shooting
- New fireplace light off
- Upgrades, including new fronts and trim
- Remote controls
- Fans
For an appointment, please call Fireside Hearth and Home’s service department:
Washington (Puget Sound area)
425-251-6226
Hours of operation:
8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday
Maintenance:
The manufacturer of your fireplace recommends a maintenance “tune-up” be performed annually to ensure the safe, efficient operation of your fireplace. To keep your fireplace operating at its peak performance our factory-trained technicians will do the following industry leading 12-point safety check.
1. Clean glass and check glass seal for C/O leaks
2. Clean and correctly position logs
3. Replace ember bed material
4. Clean firebox and burn area
5. Touch up interior firebox paint
6. Clean heat exchanger & and air intake areas
7. Clean and adjust burner settings
8. Adjust and clean pilot flame &/or ignitor
9. Adjust thermocouple & thermopile alignment
10. Adjust gas valve manifold pressure
11. Check all millivolt currents and connections
12. Verify Piezo ignitor operation
Spring / Summer Tune-Up Special
We offer a spring and summer tune up special 15% discount if your tune-up is scheduled between April 1 and August 31.
Act now and you’ll avoid potential delays this fall when our service technicians are the busiest. This special discount also applies to accessories for your fireplace such as fans, remote controls, and trim. Let Fireside keep you warm and snug in front of your gas fireplace next winter. |