About Boston Fireplaces Pros

Boston Fireplaces Pros repairs, inspects and maintains gas fireplaces in 68 cities and towns around Boston. A licensed Massachusetts gas fitter does the work.

We focus on the problems that stop a gas fireplace from being used: a pilot that won't stay lit, an igniter that clicks but never lights, a remote that stopped responding, or a fire that shuts itself off. Our services are gas fireplace repair, pilot light and ignition repair, remote and control repair and annual maintenance.

The simplest way to start is the $99 gas fireplace safety inspection. It covers a full inspection, a gas leak check, wiring and controls, a safety check and a maintenance check. One price covers every gas fireplace in your home. It is an inspection only, so cleaning is extra. If the fireplace needs a repair, the $99 is credited toward it. It is a limited-time offer.

We work in 68 Greater Boston cities and towns, from Boston, Cambridge and Newton to Quincy and Melrose, and out to the North Shore and the South Shore. The full list is on our service areas page.

Visits run Sunday through Friday, 8am to 6pm, and we are closed on Saturdays. You choose a two-hour arrival window, 8 to 10, 10 to 12, 12 to 2, 2 to 4 or 4 to 6, and we offer same- or next-day visits.

To book, use our online booking form or call 617-915-2647. An online booking is a request, not a confirmed appointment: we confirm the day and window by phone or email. You can also email contact@bostonfireplacespros.com.

Safety starts before any visit. A gas smell is not a service call: leave the home first, then call your gas company's emergency line or 911 from outside. Our page on gas smells and CO alarms explains what to do next.

Our guides only suggest checks a homeowner can make safely: the wall switch, the batteries in the remote and receiver, whether the gas supply valve is open, and whether the glass front is in place. If the gas supply valve is closed and you don't know why, leave it closed and call us. Gas lines, valves, wiring, venting and burners are work for a licensed gas fitter.

On a visit, we explain what we found in plain words and what any repair involves before work starts, so you can decide what to do next.

Before a visit, it helps to have the brand and model from your owner's manual, if you have it, and to know how many gas fireplaces are in the home, since one $99 price covers all of them.

The room pictures on this site are design concepts, not photos of customer homes or of our work.