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Instant Fireplace, Stove, and Insert Estimates in Indianapolis, IN

Browse the whole floor. Every unit prices itself installed in about a minute: the unit, the venting it needs, and professional installation. Filter by your situation, your fuel, and how much heat you want.

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  • NFI & CSIA Certified
  • NCSG & HPBA Member
  • 15+ Years in the Hearth Trade

1–12 of 801 products

Regency: Grandview G600 (Standing Pilot)

Regency

Regency: Grandview G600 (Standing Pilot)

Gas Fireplace

Gas Mild heat $
Regency: Grandview G600 Electronic Ignition)

Regency

Regency: Grandview G600 Electronic Ignition)

Gas Fireplace

Gas Mild heat $
Regency: Grandview G800C (Standing Pilot)

Regency

Regency: Grandview G800C (Standing Pilot)

Gas Fireplace

Gas Mild heat $
Regency: Grandview G800EC (Electronic Ignition)

Regency

Regency: Grandview G800EC (Electronic Ignition)

Gas Fireplace

Gas Mild heat $$
Regency: Grandview G800EH (Electronic Ignition) - High Heat

Regency

Regency: Grandview G800EH (Electronic Ignition) - High Heat

Gas Fireplace

Gas Medium heat $
Regency: Bellavista 36 XTCE

Regency

Regency: Bellavista 36 XTCE

Gas Fireplace

Gas Medium heat $$
Regency: Bellavista 41 XTCE

Regency

Regency: Bellavista 41 XTCE

Gas Fireplace

Gas Medium heat $$
Regency: Panorama 33

Regency

Regency: Panorama 33

Gas Fireplace

Gas Mild heat $
Regency: Panorama 33CE

Regency

Regency: Panorama 33CE

Gas Fireplace

Gas Mild heat $
Regency: Panorama 36

Regency

Regency: Panorama 36

Gas Fireplace

Gas Medium heat $
Regency: Panorama 36E

Regency

Regency: Panorama 36E

Gas Fireplace

Gas Medium heat $
Regency: Panorama 36D

Regency

Regency: Panorama 36D

Gas Fireplace

Gas Medium heat $

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Browse by Category

Each category page arrives with the wall already narrowed to that fuel and type, and the brands we recommend first leading.

A Regency linear gas fireplace burning in a herringbone-tile wall between two armchairs

Gas Fireplaces

The top seller in the shop, for one reason people say out loud: they want a gas fireplace that doesn't look fake.

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A Regency Alterra wood fireplace burning in a stacked-stone wall beside a yellow armchair

Wood Fireplaces

Real logs, real crackle, with venting and efficiency engineered for this decade instead of 1975.

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A Modern Flames Spectrum Slimline electric fireplace glowing in a green paneled wall

Electric Fireplaces

Fire where venting can't go: basements, bedrooms, offices, and the wall you never thought could have flame.

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A Napoleon Inspiration gas insert burning in a tiled fireplace under a mounted TV

Gas Inserts

The drafty old masonry fireplace, turned into a sealed, efficient heater, without losing the hearth.

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An Osburn 1700 wood insert burning in a stone fireplace in a bright living room

Wood Inserts

The top insert in the shop: heats the home, shows the flame, and plugs the hole in the old masonry chimney.

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A Regency electric fireplace insert, flame lit, from the manufacturer's catalog

Electric Inserts

Flame in the fireplace you already have, with no chimney work at all.

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A Regency C34 gas stove burning beside a staircase on a hardwood floor

Gas Stoves

The freestanding classic, minus the wood pile: cast-iron presence that lights on a switch.

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An Osburn 1700 wood stove burning on a brick hearth in a living room

Wood Stoves

Heat is number one, every time. Then off-grid security. Then using the wood already stacked on the property.

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A Regency Greenfire GF40 pellet stove burning in a bright modern living room (manufacturer photo)

Pellet Stoves

Wood heat that runs on a thermostat: the set-it fire, fed from a hopper instead of a log rack.

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A Real Fyre Royal English Oak vented gas log set burning

Gas Logs

The economical favorite: real-looking flame in the masonry fireplace you already have. Vented for the flame, vent-free for the heat.

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A Superior VRE6036 outdoor fireplace burning in a red stone surround at dusk (manufacturer photo)

Outdoor Fireplaces

The patio season doesn't have to end in September. Outdoor units built to take Indiana weather.

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A Lexington Hearth Architect Series wood mantel in cherry over a fireplace (manufacturer photo)

Mantels

The finishing timber. Solid mantels sized to your opening, finished to your room, on display in the showroom.

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A gas fireplace insert with its lower panel open for service, a multimeter on the hearth

Service & Repair

Gas and pellet, serviced by the shop that installs them. Chimney sweeps booked the same way.

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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
  1. 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.

  2. Design the Right Fireplace

    Together, you'll pick the fireplace, the finishes, and the features that fit your style, your space, and your budget.

  3. 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.

Straight answers

Common Questions About Online Estimates

Plain answers about how the online estimate works and what happens after it. The showroom picks up for everything else.

Is the online estimate a real number?

It's a real ballpark, built from the unit's actual price and the typical installation for your configuration. Your appointment turns it into a firm quote once we've seen the wall, the chimney, or the gas line. Nothing is ordered until you've seen the final number.

What's the difference between a fireplace, an insert, and a stove?

A fireplace builds into a wall (a blank wall or new construction). An insert slides into the masonry fireplace you already have and seals it. A stove stands on its own and heats a zone or the whole house. Pick your situation on the home page and the estimator shows you what fits.

Do you offer financing?

Yes. Once you accept your estimate and it becomes an invoice, financing runs through Affirm right inside our billing, with terms you pick. Tell us you're interested when you book and we'll walk you through it.

How long does an installation take?

It depends on the unit, the venting, and any finish work. Inserts and freestanding stoves are the quickest; built-in fireplaces with framing, a gas line, or finish carpentry take longer. The appointment sets the schedule before anything is ordered.

How soon can you install before the holidays?

Fall is the busy season, so the earlier you start the estimate, the better your odds of watching the game in front of the new unit. Off-season installs book quickest of all.

Why do you want an appointment before ordering?

Because chimneys lie, clearances surprise, and every house vents a little differently. The appointment, at the showroom or at your home, confirms the venting and the fit so the number holds and the install goes in once.

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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.

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