Whether it's replacing a worn-out unit, converting an open fireplace to an efficient insert, or building a hearth where there's never been one — installation is where all the pieces have to line up: the appliance, the venting, the clearances, the finish work.
Baker installs wood-burning, gas and pellet fireplaces, inserts and stoves. We handle the system end-to-end and don't call it done until it's burning the way it should.
Gas fireplaces and inserts — including modern linear units. Wood-burning fireplaces and high-efficiency inserts that turn a drafty open hearth into a genuine heat source. Pellet stoves and inserts. Replacement units for factory-built systems at end of life.
It starts with your space and your goals — heat, ambiance, fuel preference, budget. We confirm what the existing chimney or venting can support, or design new venting where needed. Then installation to the manufacturer's listing and local code, finish coordination, and a full startup and walkthrough so you know your new fireplace before the first evening fire.
These services often go hand in hand with fireplace installation:
An insert is a sealed high-efficiency unit installed into an existing fireplace opening, using the chimney (typically with a new liner) for venting. It's the standard way to make an old open fireplace efficient.
It depends on what you want: gas for convenience and control, wood for the real-fire experience, pellet for automated solid-fuel heat. We'll talk through the trade-offs for your home without pushing you anywhere.
Typically yes, with requirements varying by jurisdiction. Identifying and handling what applies is part of the project.
Baker Chimney & Fireplace serves three primary hubs and the communities around each, within roughly a 45-mile radius. Find your city below.
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