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Fireplace identification worksheet

Record the clues our team needs without taking anything apart. Appearance alone does not identify an appliance.

Updated September 11, 2026

A living room with a factory-built wood-burning fireplace with a stone facing seen straight on, its opening, hearth and surround clear; illustrative image
Illustrative service image — not a documented company job
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What does it burn?

Tick one. A realistic flame or a masonry surround can be misleading.

  • Wood
  • Gas
  • Electric
  • Not sure

Clues to record

Use the manual or a model label only where you can read it without opening anything.

  • Manual or paperwork
  • Model label
  • Visible controls

Photographs to take

Leave panels, glass, guards, wiring and gas connections untouched.

  • The whole opening
  • Exterior controls
  • Any label visible without opening or removing a component

Keep uncertainty visible

If you cannot identify the system, choose “Not sure” in the request form. Our team confirms the appliance and the service scope with you before any repair work begins.

About this worksheet

Fuel, visible controls and any model information you can reach are clues, not an identification. When you are unsure, the honest answer is “Not sure”, and that is enough to request help.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Talk to us about your own chimney.

Tell our team what you notice and choose a preferred appointment. We will confirm the service details with you.

Request an estimate

A request does not confirm an appointment.