What makes Regency products stand out from the rest?

Regency products combine high-quality materials with top-notch design options. Get Regency quality with a perfect combination of function and beauty – all in a high-efficiency heater with a beautiful view. Cut your heating bills in half by turning your furnace way down in most of your rooms and enjoy high efficiency, controllable heat in the living areas you spend time in.

In addition, all Regency products operate during power outages and have a Limited Lifetime Warranty. They are made of the finest materials and durable heavy-duty construction with a level of quality workmanship second to none. Investing in a Regency Contemporary Collection Fireplace will keep you warm and cozy for years to come.

And if you’re looking for something a little more classic-looking? A traditional gas fireplace by Regency will have you loving your fireplace experience for years to come – and it’s also a popular choice from our selection of fireplaces and stoves. 

Give the Chimney Safety Institute of America (CSIA)-certified chimney & fireplace professionals here at Ashbusters Chimney Service a call today at 615-833-0349 to contact us regarding a new contemporary gas fireplace. 

You can also connect with us to schedule an appointment or ask about any other options that we have with Valor fireplaces or outdoor gas fireplaces. We recommend taking a look at our appointment scheduling tips. And don’t forget that we have a plethora of selections at our fireplace store!

What Are Different Types of Venting for Gas Fireplaces?

There are two main types of venting required for gas fireplaces: direct vent and natural vent.

Direct Vent

Direct vent systems are the most common type of gas fireplace. These involve installing a pipe that vents directly outside through an exterior wall – but they can also be vented through the roof. This pipe brings in outside air for combustion and then vents the exhaust gases outside, keeping them separate from the air inside your home. 

A direct vent gas fireplace is completely sealed, which keeps any and all flames or combustion byproducts from being able to enter your home. Direct venting is the most efficient and safest way to vent a gas fireplace, which is why these systems are such popular ones! They also provide homeowners with more flexibility in regard to installation – can’t beat that.

Natural Vent

Natural venting is an older method of venting used for gas fireplaces. It involves installing a pipe that runs through the chimney and vents the exhaust gases outside. Natural venting uses the air inside your home for combustion, which can create negative pressure and lead to backdrafting if not properly maintained. Natural venting is less efficient than direct venting and is not recommended for new installations.

When Should I Replace My Gas Fireplace Logs?

Gas fireplaces offer a great way to keep your home cozy and warm without dealing with the hassle of traditional wood-burning fireplaces – or the added cost of an electric option. They offer the same ambiance and warmth as wood-burning fireplaces (better, even), but are much easier to use and maintain.

But if you already own a home with a gas fireplace, then you know all this… what you may be wondering, though, is if you need to replace your gas fireplace logs. And if so, how often?

One of the most important aspects of maintaining a gas fireplace is ensuring that the gas logs are in good condition. Gas fireplace logs are designed to last for many years, but they will eventually wear out and need to be replaced.

There are several signs that indicate it may be time to replace your gas fireplace logs:

1. Discoloration: If you notice that the logs have become discolored, it may be time to replace them. Discoloration can be caused by exposure to heat or moisture, and it can make your fireplace look old and worn out.
2. Cracking: Over time, gas logs can crack or break, which can make them unsafe to use. If you notice any cracks or breaks in your gas logs, it’s time to replace them.
3. Soot buildup: If you notice a lot of soot buildup on your gas logs, it may be a sign that they are no longer functioning properly. Soot buildup can cause a gas fireplace to produce dangerous levels of carbon monoxide, so it’s important to address this issue immediately.
4. Burner problems: If you are experiencing problems with your gas fireplace burner, it may be time to replace your gas logs. Burner problems can be caused by a variety of issues, including clogged burners, moisture, or gas leaks.

How often should gas logs be replaced?

Gas logs are designed to last for many years, but will eventually wear out and need to be replaced. It’s important to inspect your gas logs regularly for any signs of damage, discoloration, or cracking, and replace them as needed. Need help? Consult with one of our experts by phone or by reaching out online. We’re happy to help!

How To Maintain Your Gas Fireplace Logs

Maintaining your gas fireplace logs is essential to ensure they last as long as possible. Here are some tips and tricks for maintaining your gas fireplace logs.

• Keep them clean. Regularly clean your gas logs with a soft-bristled brush or vacuum to remove any dust or debris that may have accumulated.
• Avoid exposure to moisture. Gas logs should be kept dry and away from any moisture. If your gas logs do become wet, be sure to dry them thoroughly before using them again.
• Inspect them regularly. Inspect your gas logs regularly for any signs of damage, discoloration, or cracking. If you notice any of these signs, it may be time to replace them.
• Hire a professional. If you are unsure how to maintain your gas logs or notice any problems with your fireplace, it’s important to hire a professional, like the team here at Ashbusters, to inspect and repair it.

Can I clean my gas logs with soap and water?

No, you should never clean your gas logs with soap and water. Instead, use a soft-bristled brush or vacuum to remove any dust or debris that may have accumulated.

Work With Us Today

Gas fireplaces need proper maintenance on a regular basis to ensure they are in good working condition. It’s important to have them professionally inspected regularly and to replace the gas logs when necessary to keep your entire fireplace system running as safely and as efficiently as possible for years to come.

If you are ever unsure about the condition of your gas fireplace, are experiencing problems with your gas logs or pilot light, or are looking to upgrade or replace any components, it’s important to consult with a professional company like the Ashbusters crew to ensure the job is done right. Our certified technicians can provide you with expert advice and ensure that your fireplace is running safely and efficiently.

Let’s get started! Call 615-459-2546 or get in touch with us online now.

 

Traditional gas fireplaces are a very popular choice when it comes to fireplaces and stoves and we offer a large selection of the very best.