Gas fireplace maintenance
Annual cleaning, inspection and tune-ups that keep your gas fireplace safe, efficient and under warranty.
Keep your gas fireplace safe and efficient
A gas fireplace works hard through a Toronto winter. An annual service keeps it burning cleanly and safely, catches small problems while they are still small and inexpensive, and keeps most manufacturer warranties valid. Manufacturers recommend yearly professional service for exactly these reasons.
What our multi-point service includes
Every maintenance visit follows the same thorough routine, adapted to your fireplace model:
- Remove and clean the glass front, logs and ember bed
- Clean the burner and pilot assembly
- Test the pilot, ignition system and flame sensor
- Check gas connections for leaks
- Inspect venting for blockages and proper draft
- Verify safety controls and shutoff operation
- Clean the blower fan and firebox interior
- Test the remote, wall switch or thermostat
- Confirm operation against the manufacturer's specifications
- Review findings with you and flag anything to watch
What customers say
★★★★★
"Fantastic experience. Sonny and his team helped me troubleshoot an issue with my existing gas fireplace and ultimately helped me find the right glass door covers. They were knowledgeable, responsive, and easy to deal with throughout the process. Highly recommend."
Shael Soberano, Google review
★★★★★
"After having a gas leak in our existing fireplace, we called Toronto Comfort Zone. Sonny came out and personally inspected, measured, and made detailed recommendations based on our needs and home surroundings."
Janos Nadas, Google review
★★★★★
"Sam diagnosed and fixed the problem with my fireplace quickly."
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Book your annual service
Request a maintenance visit in the form below and we will confirm a time. You can also call (416) 482-8585 or visit our showroom at 18 Lola Rd, Toronto, ON M5P 1E4.
Frequently asked questions
Once a year. Annual service keeps the fireplace burning safely and efficiently, and most manufacturers expect regular maintenance as a warranty condition.
Efficiency drops, glass and logs collect soot, and small issues like a weakening thermocouple go unnoticed until the fireplace stops working, usually in the middle of winter. Skipping service can also affect warranty coverage.
Yes. For wood-burning fireplaces and stoves we inspect the firebox, gaskets and door seals and advise on chimney sweeping, and electric units get a careful inspection and cleaning. We service all major brands regardless of where the unit was purchased.
A typical annual service takes about an hour, depending on the condition of the fireplace and whether any issues turn up during the inspection.