Gas Fireplace Services in McMurray, PA

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A gas fireplace adds warmth and comfort to your McMurray home. Our team at Valley Heating & Air Conditioning can install one for you today.

Gas Fireplaces are much easier to use and maintain than their wood counterparts. You can instantly improve the ambiance of your living space with just the tap of a button. Additionally, natural gas fires burn cleanly and emit minimal pollution, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Valley Heating & Air Conditioning is pleased to install, repair, and replace only the finest gas fireplaces for Pennsylvania homeowners. Call our McMurray office today to learn more about what we offer.

In addition to fireplaces, our heating and cooling services include air conditioners, furnaces, heat pumps, and more.

Gas Fireplace Installation and Replacement  

Gas fireplaces are highly customizable. Whether you’re looking to retrofit a fireplace or build an outdoor fire pit, Valley Heating & Air Conditioning can bring your vision to life.

Gas fireplaces have an average lifespan of 10 to 15 years. If your current fireplace needs replacement, we can make it happen.

Consult your Valley Heating & Air Conditioning expert to find the gas fireplace that best fits your household.

We also offer versatile financing options—build the fireplace of your dreams on a financial schedule that fits your budget needs.

Types of Gas Fireplaces

• Log sets. This is a low-tech, low-cost option. It consists of a gas burner, which sits under a ceramic log and produces a flame in your fireplace. With this model, you must open your flue each time you use it to ensure proper ventilation. Because of this, they don’t radiate much heat.
• Inserts. These models are self-contained and can fit right into your fireplace. Unlike log sets, they can radiate plenty of heat. Inserts contain two metal boxes that trap air, warm it, and send it into your living space to create comfort and warmth.
• Built-ins. Built-ins have the same features as inserts but are more flexible. They don’t require a chimney for ventilation. For this reason, you can put them virtually anywhere in your home—on the wall or in the hall.