Gas Fireplace Maintenance in Loveland, CO
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GET YOUR GAS FIREPLACE READY FOR WINTER
A gas fireplace is easy to forget about until the night it won't light. A yearly check is the simple way to stay ahead of it, and it's a safety habit as much as a comfort one. At 1st Action Plumbing, Heating & Air, we're family-owned and based in Loveland, and we've served homeowners across the Front Range of Northern Colorado since 2018. We also install and repair gas lines.
Why Loveland Homeowners Choose 1st Action
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- HVAC & Plumbing Experts in Loveland, CO
- Family-owned company serving Northern Colorado
- Quality & value are combined, never compromised
- Serving the Front Range since 2018
- Plumbing, heating and air from one local team
- See what neighbors say about us
Why Annual Gas Fireplace Maintenance Matters
The U.S. Fire Administration's advice is plain: have heating equipment and chimneys cleaned and inspected each year by a professional. Fireplaces are on its list of heat sources, along with a rule worth repeating in every living room: keep anything that can burn at least 3 feet away. Think throw blankets, stockings and mantel decorations.
Vent-Free Fireplaces and Carbon Monoxide
How your fireplace handles exhaust matters too. Vent-free models don't send exhaust outside. Their emissions go into the room, and fire officials name carbon monoxide and oxygen depletion as the two main concerns with them. If you have a vent-free fireplace, keep a carbon monoxide detector in the same room. If it sounds, shut the fireplace off, open a window if you can, get out of the house and call 911.
Schedule Gas Fireplace Maintenance in Loveland
Get your fireplace checked before you lean on it this winter. Our office is open Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Contact our team to book gas fireplace service in Loveland or nearby. If your furnace is due too, book a furnace tune-up while you're at it.
If You Smell Gas Near Your Fireplace
Leave Right Away
Natural gas has an odor added so you can catch a leak. It smells like sulfur or rotten eggs. If you notice it, leave your home right away.
Leave the Switches Alone
Don't turn any electrical devices, including lights, on or off.
No Phones Inside
Don't use any phone until you're outside and safely away from the house.
Call From Outside
Then call your gas utility. In a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
