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    Architectural Fireplaces of New England

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    Two stars because at least the people I've worked with have been nice…read more This was the installer used by our builder, who admittedly is an unscrupulous scumbag who skirts code whenever possible. (We unfortunately did not find out that bit until too late.) We have a direct-vent gas fireplace. It is like having a damned hole in the wall, it lets in so much cold air. We had a pilot light installed to help warm the draft, but, truly, it doesn't work on the coldest days of winter. I guess maybe I can heat my house in a power outage with it, but while we have power it actually makes my house colder. I understand that this is just the design of the direct-vent fireplace, which makes no sense. If your business is based in New England, you shouldn't be selling fireplace-shaped holes to put in people's walls. I have my fireplace covered up in a desperate attempt to keep my heating bills down, and I plan to remove or replace it as soon as I can afford it. Heating is just too expensive to have a pretty fire a few times a winter. If you live in New England and you're thinking about getting a direct-vent gas fireplace...DON'T.

    Wonder how a company stays in business when they cause their clients to have to call in to find out…read morewhen their appointment is so you know when to be there for the service. They have your email address, but they insist that your job is to call them. Worse yet, I was given a window from 2-8pm to be hanging around so I could be there for a cleaning service on contract. You pay for a contract with the expectations that the company will be more responsive because you have committed to them with a contract and pre-paid annual service plan. Nope. Not this one, you are no better off than just calling in and getting whatever service they will offer if you were unfortunate enough to have had your builder choose them for the original installation. It's a "locked in" system where the company won't service a fireplace they haven't installed.

    John The Roofer - roofing - Updated August 2026

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