An electric fireplace is essentially an infrared quartz heater that mimics the look of a conventional fireplace with LED light and a moving mirror element. Many electric fireplaces feature thermostats and remote controls for easy operation and heat regulation. Electric fireplaces do not require venting and remain cool to the touch.

Yes. Outdoor fireplaces, stoves, fire pits, and fire tables are popular items for our climate and can extend the amount of time you can enjoy the outdoors comfortably.

Yes, most of our fireplaces come with remote control and integrated into most home automation systems.

Absolutely, Vineyard Home represents the industry’s top fireplace manufacturers and can provide you with an extensive range of styles – Large and small, traditional and modern, with a choice of media that includes traditional logs, driftwood, stones, Murano glass, and many more.

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Vineyard Home can help. We’ll assist you in choosing the best unit for your specific situation. We’ll do an in-home consult and coordinate with your contractor to ensure that gas, electricity, and construction are completed correctly and safely.

When the correct fireplace technology is chosen and installed correctly, your wall finishes, artwork and electronics will be safe from heat damage. Vineyard Home will advise you on the best models for your home. Many fireplace models use a gravity-fed technology to direct convective heat away from walls and surface areas above the fireplace.

Although a modern gas or propane fireplace doesn’t produce smoke or odor, it’s flames do create emissions.

• A direct vent fireplace Draws its air directly from outside and vents its emissions back out using the same two-part vent pipe, keeping radiant heat in the room and the emissions outside. No Chimney is required.
• A ventless (unvented or vent-free) fireplace draws its air from inside the home and directs heat and emissions back into the room. Ventless indoor units are tuned to burn extra clean and have a built-in oxygen sensor that automatically shuts the unit off if the room’s oxygen level dips below safe levels. The advantage of a ventless fireplace is that it can be installed anywhere in your home where a vent pipe might not fit.

Vineyard Home installs two types of natural gas and propane fireplaces

• Fireplace Inserts – Designed to be installed within an existing masonry cavity or fireplace and uses the existing chimney to house the venting. Inserts are more efficient than a wood-burning fire with technology that eliminates unwanted drafts and heat loss.
• A Built-in Fireplace – Installation of a fireplace where there isn’t one now.

YES, A modern fireplace is (can be) a reliable heat source for your home, filling your room with a mix of warm air and radiant heat.

Although a modern gas fireplace doesn’t produce any smoke or odor, it’s flames do create emissions.

• A direct vent fireplace Draws its air directly from outside and vents its emissions back out using the same two-part vent pipe, keeping radiant heat in the room and the emissions outside. No Chimney is required.
• A ventless (unvented or vent-free) fireplace draws its air from inside the home and directs heat and emissions back into the room. Ventless indoor units are tuned to burn extra clean and have a built-in oxygen sensor that automatically shuts the unit off if the room’s oxygen level dips below safe levels. The advantage of a ventless fireplace is that it can be installed anywhere in your home where a vent pipe might not fit.