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Wall-mount, recessed and insert electric fireplaces installed to the manual by local family pros, who plan the job on a free inspection.

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Why choose us

An electric fireplace is simple until the wall, the circuit or the old firebox gets in the way. Our installation pros, a local family team, read your unit's manual before anything is cut, frame or mount it the way the maker requires, and close off an old flue behind an insert. Before any drilling you approve the price, with electrician work listed separately. Call (904) 920-5495 with the model number to book the free inspection.

Electric fireplace specialists who read the manual first

  • Locally owned in Jacksonville
  • Family owned and operated
  • 100% satisfaction guaranteed
  • Free inspection and estimate
  • Same-day service available
  • 10% off any service
  • Family owned and operatedA family crew does the framing, mounting and trim, so the people who measured the wall are the ones who build it.
  • 100% satisfaction guaranteedIf the finished unit is not level, flush or working the way the manual says, we come back and fix it.
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Electric fireplace installs we take on

Electric fireplaces go in three ways, hung on a finished wall, recessed into a framed opening or slid into a fireplace you no longer burn wood in. Our installation pros read your unit's manual first, check the circuit it needs and mount it the way the maker shows. The team is local and family run, and the inspection that plans the job costs you nothing.

  • Wall-mounted units hung level on proper blocking
  • Recessed units framed to the manual's rough opening
  • Inserts set into an old firebox with the flue closed off
  • Cord routed cleanly to the outlet the manual calls for
  • Trim and finish work, with electrician work listed separately
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How an electric fireplace goes in

  1. Send us the model number

    We read the manual for your exact unit before the visit, from the rough opening to the circuit it needs.

  2. Check the wall and circuit

    We find what the nearest outlet is on and what shares it, and look for framing or anchors that can carry the mount.

  3. Frame, hang or set the insert

    Recessed units get a framed opening with blocking, wall units a bracket in framing, and inserts a cleaned firebox with the flue closed.

  4. Trim, test and clear the grille

    The trim goes on, the heat and flame run through every setting, and we show you the zone in front of the heater grille to keep clear.

10% off any service booked within 72 hours of inspection

Picked your electric fireplace? The mounting and the install are 10% off when booked in the 72 hours.

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Wall-mounted, recessed or insert electric fireplace

Wall-mounted electric fireplace installation is the quickest, and the other two trade more work for a cleaner look.

What we findThe right fixWhat we also check
What we findA finished wall with no fireplaceThe right fixHang it on a bracket in framing or listed anchorsWhat we also checkThat the heater intake and outlet stay clear
What we findRoom in the wall to frame it flushThe right fixBuild a framed opening to the manual's rough sizeWhat we also checkBlocking, finish clearances and the outlet location
What we findA fireplace you no longer burnThe right fixSet an insert and close the flueWhat we also checkLoose brick or rusted parts above the insert

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Checked before an electric fireplace goes in

  1. The unit's manual: rough opening, mounting method and clearances
  2. The circuit the manual calls for, and what the existing outlet provides
  3. Any electrician work, listed apart with who does it
  4. Framing, blocking or wall anchors for the mounting method
  5. For inserts: cleaning out the firebox, closing the flue and routing the cord
  6. Trim and finish work included, and anything excluded

Electric fireplace installation questions

Can my electric fireplace go in this week?

Usually, once we have the model and its manual. If a new circuit is needed, an electrician is booked alongside us. Call (904) 920-5495 with the model number to get started.

Will the fireplace need a new outlet or circuit?

The manual decides, along with what already shares the circuit. If a new circuit is needed, an electrician runs it and it is listed as a separate line.

Can I convert my fireplace to electric with an insert?

Yes, when the opening matches the insert's size range. We clean out the firebox, close the flue against drafts and moisture, and route the cord neatly.

Should I send the electric fireplace model before booking?

Yes, if you have selected one. Share the model number when you call (904) 920-5495, so its manual can be checked before the visit and the installation can be planned around the actual unit.

Is an electric fireplace install priced before you start?

Yes. Mounting, framing, trim and any electrician work are itemized after a free inspection, and 10% comes off when you book within 72 hours of it.

Reasons to put in an electric fireplace

  • A blank wall that needs a focal point

    A wall-mounted or recessed unit gives the room a fireplace with no venting. We frame or hang it to the manual's rough opening and clearances.

  • An old fireplace nobody wants to burn

    An electric insert slides into the opening. We clean the firebox, close the flue against drafts and moisture, and route the cord neatly.

  • Breaker trips when the heater runs

    The heater draws a heavy, steady load. We check what shares the circuit, and an electrician adds a dedicated one where the manual calls for it.

  • No outlet where the unit should go

    A new outlet or a hardwired connection is electrician work under NFPA 70. The estimate lists it separately and names who does it.

Plan your electric fireplace install for free

A local professional checks the wall, the circuit and the manual, then writes the full price before any drilling.

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Three ways to install an electric fireplace

For a wall-mounted electric fireplace, installation means hanging the unit on a finished wall. A recessed unit sits in a framed opening so its face is flush or nearly flush. An insert slides into a masonry fireplace that will no longer burn wood. Each comes as a plug-in or a hardwired model, and the manual for your unit decides the details, from the opening size to the clearance above the heater outlet.

The circuit behind an electric fireplace

The heater draws a steady, heavy load, and the rating label gives its volts, watts and amps. Manuals direct plug-in units to a grounded wall outlet and warn against extension cords and power strips, some call for a dedicated circuit, and hardwired units connect at a junction box as the manual shows.

A new circuit, a new outlet or a hardwired connection falls under NFPA 70, the National Electrical Code, and belongs to an electrician. The estimate shows that work as a separate item and names who performs it.

Built-in or recessed electric fireplace installation

A built-in unit gets a framed opening to the manual's rough size, with blocking where the unit or its trim fastens, and we keep to the manual's limits for the finished wall and any shelf above the heater outlet. The intake and outlet stay clear, because the thermal cutoff trips when airflow is blocked.

For an electric fireplace insert, installation starts with cleaning the firebox and the area above the damper. The flue is closed against drafts and moisture, with the damper sealed or a sealing damper at the top, and the chimney keeps its cap. If the fireplace once had gas, a gas contractor caps the line first, named in writing.

A return to wood fires later means taking the insert out, reopening the flue and having the chimney inspected before anything burns.

Picked a unit already? Call (904) 920-5495 and we will check the wall and the circuit on a free inspection.

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