A focal point, properly engineered.
Fireplaces specified, vented and installed as part of the mechanical system — safe, correctly combusted and beautifully finished.
A fireplace is an architectural moment and a combustion appliance at the same time. Both matter. Venting routes, clearances, combustion air, framing coordination and finish details all have to be resolved with the builder and designer before the wall is closed.
We handle the mechanical side: gas supply, venting, clearances and commissioning, coordinated with how the rest of the building heats and ventilates — including make-up air where a tight house needs it.
What a properly engineered system delivers
Correct venting
Vent runs and terminations are planned for the appliance and the building, not improvised on site.
Combustion air
Air supply is considered alongside exhaust equipment so the appliance operates safely.
Design coordination
Rough-in is coordinated early with framing, stone and millwork for a clean finished detail.
Comfort integration
Fireplace heat output is considered in the room's overall heating and ventilation strategy.
- Linear and traditional gas fireplaces
- Two-sided and see-through installations
- Outdoor fireplaces and heaters
- Insert replacement in existing masonry openings
- Gas line extension and venting
- Service, inspection and commissioning
Assessment
We review the building, the existing system and how the space is used, then confirm what the project actually requires.
Design
Loads are calculated and equipment, distribution, zoning and controls are selected to match the building.
Installation
Work is executed to the drawing with clean routing, correct clearances and coordination with other trades.
Commissioning
The system is started, measured and adjusted, and we walk you through operation and maintenance.
Frequently asked
Can a fireplace be added to an existing wall?+
Usually, subject to venting route, clearances and gas supply. We assess those before committing to a location.
Do you coordinate with builders and designers?+
Yes — the earlier the rough-in is coordinated, the cleaner the finished detail.
Will a fireplace heat the room it's in?+
Many do meaningfully. We factor that output into the room's heating strategy so the space doesn't overheat.
Let's build your comfort system.
Tell us about your project — new build, renovation, replacement or service — and we'll take it from there.