About Gas and Propane Fireplaces
When the winds blow cold and snow is swirling around your home, there’s no better place to be than beside a flickering fire. Before, this comfort would have to be surrendered if your home wasn’t built with an existing gas or wood-burning fireplace. But with recent innovations and creativity, every home can now have the luxury and coziness of a premium fireplace.
Whether you need a new gathering place for friends and family to enjoy or you want to convert a high-maintenance wood-burning fireplace into a more manageable fixture, you can’t beat the aesthetics, ease-of-use, and comfort of a gas or propane fireplace from Ingrams Water & Air.
Explore the variety of gas fireplaces we have for sale and see what a difference these fixtures can make in your home.
Why Choose a Natural Gas Fireplace?
Have you ever looked at a burning fire in a mountain lodge and longed to have your own at home to curl up and relax beside? With the variety of natural and propane gas fireplaces and inserts available today, having a cozy fire at home is easily possible.
With a gas fireplace for your home, you can enjoy the following benefits:
Fire prevention: With a gas fireplace, less creosote and soot coats the chimney, resulting in a smaller risk of dangerous chimney fires.
Affordable installation: The total cost for installing a gas fireplace is affordable compared to alternative fixtures and has a potentially high return on investment if you sell your home in the future.
Lower utility costs: With a gas fireplace, you can employ zone heating to focus your heating efforts on specific rooms and reduce your household utility expenses.
Eco-friendly use: Burning natural gas produces fewer air pollutants than burning logs.
Simple maintenance: Keeping your gas fireplace in pristine condition is much easier and faster than managing a wood-burning fixture.
What to Look for When Buying a Gas Fireplace?
Gas fireplaces are typically available in three different styles:
- Freestanding logs: Mimicking the look of natural wood logs, this freestanding fixture can be seamlessly integrated into a converted wood-burning fireplace. A gas line is installed in the fireplace, flowing to the logs and creating an open flame.
- Gas insert: Like the freestanding logs, a gas insert is used to convert an existing wood-burning fireplace and chimney. A gas insert is contained in a single unit and vented through the existing chimney.
- Built-in gas fireplace: For a more modern look, built-in fireplaces are installed as a decorative insert or freestanding fireplace, typically in spaces without an existing fireplace insert or chimney. These are typically vented through an exterior wall.
What Are the Best Upgrades to Look for When Buying a New Gas or Propane Fireplace?
When shopping for a new gas fireplace, you may be overwhelmed by the variety and features available today. By exploring your options and choosing upgrades that enhance the convenience, use, and look of your gas fireplace, you'll gain greater long-term joy from your new addition. Make sure to keep an eye out for:
- Variable flame height adjustment
- Thermostat controls
- Electronic ignition
- LED accent lighting options
- Built-in fans
Transform the Look and Feel of Your Home With a Cozy Gas Fireplace
For real cold weather fireplace heating, a gas or propane fireplace is the best way to go. Ventless gas and log set fireplaces are fully functional and very attractive units that will enhance the character and comfort of your home. Many models do not require electricity, so they are also a great way to stay warm when the power goes out. Attachable blowers can also be an option to ensure the heat is spread throughout an interior environment.
Browse our variety of gas fireplaces for sale today and remember that when you shop at Ingrams Water & Air, you enjoy competitive pricing, flexible financing options, and free shipping.
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