Fireplace Installation Services Near Tulsa: We Can Provide the Perfect Fireplace, Insert, Stove, or Log Set for You
Looking to upgrade your hearth or add supplemental heat and charm to your living space? The experts at Comfort Class sell and install gas fireplaces, fireplace inserts, wood stoves, gas log sets, and more near Tulsa, Skiatook, and more. Reach out now for details.
What Types of Stoves, Inserts & Fireplaces Do We Sell?
So what types of fireplace products will you find here at Comfort Class? We sell and install:
- Wood Stoves, Inserts & Fireplaces
- Gas Logs, Stoves, Inserts & Fireplaces
- Electric Fireplaces
- Outdoor Fireplaces
Every hearth appliance we sell and install is known for the following: reliable performance, high efficiency ratings, cleaner burns, low maintenance, ease of use, high quality materials. Ready to make a great new investment for your home? Reach out now!
Trusted Fireplace Products for Your Tulsa or Skiatook Home
The family here at Comfort Class has been happily serving families in Tulsa, Skiatook, and the neighboring areas for decades, making chimney and fireplace services simple and affordable. But part of hearth care and satisfaction comes down to the appliance itself…
We realized that, with so many different fireplace manufacturers and models out there, it can be challenging to sift through the options and figure out what’s worth the investment – and what isn’t. So, we decided to make things easier for our clients.
We did the research and brought together the very finest wood, gas, and pellet fireplace, stove, and insert appliances from the most trusted and technologically advanced brands in the industry: Regency, Timberwolf, Napoleon, Hargrove, and Empire. These brands engage in strict quality testing, always meet (or exceed) EPA standards, and bring innovative technology to each and every product they put out.
From on-trend modern styles to traditional designs, these brands have perfected it all. Have questions? Reach out to our team of experts today.
What Are the Main Differences Between a Stove, Insert, and Fireplace?
Whether you’re looking to upgrade or starting from scratch, it’s important to know all the details about what you’re investing in – and if it’d be the right fit for your home.
- Fireplaces: These are built-in structures that can burn wood, gas, or electricity and are typically part of the home’s architecture. Traditional masonry fireplaces are constructed with brick or stone, while factory-built (or prefab) fireplaces are metal units installed within a framed wall. Fireplaces generally provide ambiance but may not be as efficient at heating a space as other options.
- Fireplace Inserts: These are designed to fit into an existing open fireplace. Inserts are self-contained units, available in wood or gas models, that improve heating efficiency by producing more radiant and convective heat – while reducing heat loss up the chimney. Inserts are an excellent choice for homeowners who want to upgrade an older, inefficient fireplace.
- Home Heating Stoves: These are freestanding units that can be installed almost anywhere in the home – provided proper venting is available. Available in wood and gas options, stoves offer exceptional heating efficiency and can often heat larger areas than a traditional fireplace.
Choosing between these options depends on your heating needs, available space, and desired aesthetic. If you want a fully authentic and classic vibe, a wood fireplace is a great route – although the initial installation and build will take some time. If you want a low maintenance way to upgrade your open fireplace, a gas insert is a solid route. If you need placement flexibility, but still want a lot of heat, a wood or gas stove is sure to deliver.
Not sure where to start? We can work through it with you – reach out to the crew at Comfort Class today.
How Do I Choose Between a Wood-Burning and Gas Appliance? Or Is an Electric Option Better for Me?
Deciding between a wood, gas, or electric fireplace depends on various factors, such as convenience, heating efficiency, and personal preference. It’s important to figure out which is right for your needs and household – while a wood system may feel more authentic, for example, it requires more upkeep and time to manage, so a busy household probably wouldn’t enjoy it.
- Authentic ambiance with real flames and crackling sounds
- Requires regular maintenance, including ash cleanup and chimney inspections
- Provides high heat output, but needs a steady supply of firewood
- Can operate during power outages
- More involved to start and control compared to gas or electric
- Convenient and easy to use with instant ignition
- Low maintenance – no ash cleanup, but yearly servicing required
- Provides consistent, controllable heat with thermostatic options
- Requires a gas line, which may add installation costs
- Lacks the smell and crackle of real wood, but offers realistic flame effects
- Easiest to install – plugs into a standard outlet
- No venting or chimney required, making it ideal for any room
- Low maintenance with no fuel or ash cleanup
- Provides efficient and solid supplemental heat
- Flame effects are artificial, but can be customized for ambiance
What Size Fireplace or Stove Do I Need for My Home?
The size of your fireplace or stove should be based on the square footage of the area you want to heat. A unit that is too small will not effectively warm the space, while one that is too large may overheat the room – balance is key!
As a general guideline:
- Small units (under 25,000 BTUs) are suitable for spaces up to 500 square feet.
- Medium units (25,000–40,000 BTUs) can heat areas between 500 and 1,000 square feet.
- Large units (over 40,000 BTUs) are ideal for spaces over 1,000 square feet.
Additionally, factors such as ceiling height, insulation, and climate will impact heating efficiency. Consulting a professional, like the crew here at Comfort Class, can help determine the best size for your home.
What Type of Venting Is Required for Wood, Gas & Electric Fireplaces?
Proper venting is vital for the safer and more efficient operation of your fireplace, insert, or stove, as it ensures the safe removal of harmful byproducts – think smoke, carbon monoxide, and other gases.
- Wood-burning appliances require a chimney with a flue that meets specific height and clearance requirements. A properly maintained chimney ensures that smoke and gases are safely expelled from the home.
- Gas fireplaces and stoves typically use either direct vent or vent-free systems. Direct vent units use a sealed combustion system (that can be vented through a wall or ceiling) with a dual-chamber pipe that draws in fresh air and expels exhaust outside. Vent-free gas fireplaces do not require a chimney or vent but must be used in well-ventilated spaces.
- Electric fireplaces do not require venting, making them the most flexible option for installation.
Without adequate ventilation, toxic fumes can accumulate indoors, posing serious health risks and reducing indoor air quality.
In addition to safety concerns, proper venting also plays a crucial role in the overall performance of your heating appliance. A well-functioning venting system helps maintain a consistent and strong draft, which allows your fireplace or stove to burn more efficiently, reducing fuel waste and maximizing heat output.
Proper installation is key – be sure to trust our experts for it all, from initial installation to annual upkeep to repair services and more. Call now or book online to get in touch.
Protect Your Investment & Warranty With Professional Fireplace, Stove, Insert & Gas Log Installation
Trust your new fireplace installation to the Chimney Safety Institute of America (CSIA) certified chimney professionals here at Comfort Class. We’re experienced, knowledgeable, and led by Oklahoma’s first and only Master Certified Chimney Specialist. We’ll ensure you end up with the perfect set-up for your needs.
We’ve been installing stoves, inserts, fireplaces, and gas log sets for decades, and we know how to do the job right. We follow the manufacturer’s instructions to the letter, and we’ll make sure everything is installed properly and operating as it should before leaving your home. We’ll even provide tips for getting more enjoyment out of your new appliance and let you know what type of maintenance is needed to keep things in tip-top shape.
Get started today – call or reach out online now.
Once your new heating system is installed, count on us for any chimney and fireplace services needed later on, like annual inspections, sweepings, repairs, and more.