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Instant Estimates for Electric Inserts in Indianapolis, IN
Flame in the fireplace you already have, with no chimney work at all.
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Flame without the chimney
Why Electric Inserts
Flame in the fireplace you already have, with no chimney work at all.
An electric insert slides into the old masonry opening, plugs into an outlet, and turns a cold brick firebox into a lit one the same afternoon. No liner, no gas line, no inspection, and no ash.
It's the answer for the fireplace nobody uses: the sealed-up one, the one in the rental, the one in the room with no gas run. Napoleon, Regency, and Modern Flames build the ones we carry, sized to the common openings around Central Indiana.
Heat is supplemental rather than primary (honest expectations are the house style), but the flame reads as real from the couch, and that is what most people wanted from the fireplace in the first place.
Our Proven Process
Three Easy Steps to Warmth
The education session is free, the online estimate takes about a minute, and the shop that measures your room is the shop that lights the first fire.
- 5.0 Stars on Google
- NFI & CSIA Certified
- NCSG & HPBA Member
- 15+ Years in the Hearth Trade
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Get to Know Your Home
We take the time to learn your home, your goals, and how you'll use the fire, so the recommendation is honest and the guidance is expert.
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Design the Right Fireplace
Together, you'll pick the fireplace, the finishes, and the features that fit your style, your space, and your budget.
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Install It & Stand Behind It
From planning to installation, we handle the details and keep you informed. Long after the fire is lit, we're here for service, maintenance, and support.
Why homeowners pick them
The Benefits of Electric Inserts
Flame in the Old Firebox
The masonry fireplace stays; the insert fills the opening with layered flame, adjustable color, and glowing logs or glass.
Installation in an Afternoon
No liner, no gas line, no permit: measure the opening, set the unit, plug it in, and trim it out.
Heat Expectations, Stated Honestly
The heater takes the chill off a room; it is not the furnace. We say so before you buy, not after.
Service From the Same Certified Pro
The person who sizes the insert is the one who trims it in and answers the phone about it next year.
From Central Indiana
“They came on time, completed the work, and cleaned up completely. I recommend them to anyone who wants quality work, professionalism, and great work ethic.”
5.0 stars on Google, from the neighbors who called us first.
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Straight answers
Common Questions About Electric Inserts
The ones we answer every week. Yours isn't here? Call. The education session is free.
How much does a fireplace installation cost in Central Indiana?
It depends on the unit, the venting, and the finish work, which is why we put live pricing in the online estimator instead of making you call for it. Answer a few questions about your space and you'll have a real number in about a minute: the unit, the venting it needs, and professional installation, with no obligation.
Does an electric insert need a chimney or a vent?
No. An electric insert makes no combustion, so it needs no liner, flue, or fresh-air kit. The old chimney can stay as it is, capped or open. What it does need is a dedicated outlet within reach of the cord, which most masonry fireplaces don't have yet, so plan for that line item.
Let's Get Started
Every Home Should Have a Warm Place to Gather
Yours included. Get a real number in minutes, book a time at the showroom, and let's make this the winter the room finally gets warm.