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Gas Fireplace Repair in Boise

Nothing is quite as romantic as a roaring fire.

Well, maybe a starry night or sunset on the beach, but you can’t fit those things in your home. Gas fireplaces are a quick and easy way to create warmth and ambiance in your home, and on those cold Boise nights, your gas fireplace might be your only source of heat. Cody’s expert gas fireplace repair Boise technicians can conveniently repair most major brands in the greater Boise area.

 

When your gas fireplace won’t light or stay lit, call the gas fireplace repair specialists at Cody’s Appliance Repair.

We are experienced with all the most common (and many uncommon) problems you may be experiencing. If your pilot light is clicking repeatedly, if you smell gas or smoke, don’t hesitate to call the experts. There is no problem too big or too small.

We can get you out of the cold and into the light. Call Cody’s Appliance Repair for gas fireplace repair in Boise, ID.

At Cody’s Appliance Repair, we provide fast, reliable service for any and all of your gas fireplace repair needs. Our technicians repair most leading models of gas fireplaces including Heatilator, Dynamic, Fire Magic, and more. Plus, each technician undergoes extensive background, drug, and alcohol checks to ensure the safety and security of our clients and their homes. Let our family take care of yours!

  • Alpine
  • Country Charm
  • Dynamic
  • Fire Magic
  • Franklin
  • GTI
  • Hearth and Home
  • Heatilator
  • Heat & Glo
  • Imperial
  • Kozyheat
  • Lennox
  • Lexington Forge
  • Lytton
  • Majestic
  • Manitowoc
  • Marco
  • Martin
  • Masterbuilt
  • Modern
  • Montague
  • Montigo
  • Napoleon
  • Norge
  • Quadra Fire
  • Superior
  • Vermont Casting
  • Wards
  • Wedgewood

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fireplace inspection & cleaning

take a peek behind the scenes

Did you know that we offer gas fireplace inspections and cleanings in Boise? Here’s how a recent job went for this very service!

This customer requested a thorough inspection and cleaning of her fireplace in preparation for the sale of her home. Before getting started, our technician ensured that the work area was covered and wore shoe covers to maintain a clean environment.

The valve was tested and showed a satisfactory reading and the thermopile was functioning well. Next, the technician identified a faulty wall switch, a common issue with fireplaces, and provided an estimate for the necessary repairs, which the customer approved. He then installed a new wall switch, polished the glass, vacuumed, and cleaned both the upper and lower cavities as well as the interior of the fireplace.

After the fireplace was cleaned, the technician added embers and serviced the pilot assembly. Once all work was complete, our technician tested the unit and fan, confirming that both were operating correctly. He demonstrated how the fan automatically adjusts with the fireplace’s heat and showed the customer how to adjust the fan speed. Using a gas leak detector, the technician confirmed there were no gas leaks present. The fireplace is now functioning perfectly, and ready for its new owner!

If this sound like a service you could use, call our office to schedule service. We look forward to restoring your gas fireplace soon!

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