FIREPLACE MAINTENANCE
GOLDEN VALLEY
Polar Breeze is your local expert for fireplace repairs. If your fireplace is malfunctioning or not operating at peak efficiency, give us a call today!
SIGNS YOUR FURNACE MAY BE MALFUNCTIOING
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Ensures Safety – Reduces the risk of gas leaks, carbon monoxide buildup, and fire hazards.
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Improves Efficiency – Keeps the fireplace burning cleanly, reducing gas consumption and energy costs.
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Extends Lifespan – Prevents wear and tear, helping your fireplace last longer with fewer costly repairs.
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Enhances Performance – Ensures a strong, steady flame and proper heat output.
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Prevents Unexpected Breakdowns – Identifies and fixes minor issues before they become major problems.
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Maintains Air Quality – Prevents soot buildup and ensures proper ventilation, keeping indoor air clean.
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Protects Warranty – Many manufacturers require regular maintenance to keep warranties valid.
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Keeps Appearance Like New – Prevents discoloration, soot buildup, and corrosion on glass and metal parts.
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Peace of Mind – Knowing your fireplace is safe and in top working condition gives you confidence and comfort.
Fireplaces are not only a source of warmth but also create a cozy and inviting atmosphere in your home, making them a cherished feature during colder months. However, when these essential fixtures malfunction, they can pose significant dangers, such as the risk of fire or harmful gas leaks. That's why it's crucial to prioritize regular inspections and maintenance by an experienced professional who can ensure your fireplace operates safely and efficiently. By taking these precautions, you can enjoy the comfort of your fireplace while keeping your home and loved ones safe.
THINGS TO CHECK BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVICE
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Inspection of Gas Lines & Connections – Checking for leaks and ensuring secure fittings.
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Cleaning of Burner & Pilot Assembly – Removing dust, dirt, and debris for proper ignition.
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Checking & Adjusting the Pilot Light – Ensuring a stable flame and proper operation.
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Testing the Thermocouple & Thermopile – Verifying these components generate enough voltage to keep the fireplace running.
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Inspecting & Cleaning the Glass Door – Removing soot buildup and checking for cracks or damage.
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Examining the Venting System – Ensuring proper airflow and checking for obstructions or leaks.
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Inspecting & Cleaning Logs & Ember Bed – Ensuring proper placement and removing dust for an optimal flame appearance.
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Checking the Ignition System – Ensuring smooth startup and proper function of manual or electronic ignition.
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Verifying Carbon Monoxide Safety – Checking for proper combustion and potential CO risks.
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Inspecting Firebox & Surrounding Areas – Looking for signs of wear, cracks, or heat damage.
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Ensuring Proper Thermostat or Remote Function – Checking battery levels and responsiveness.
