A gas fireplace can really make a house feel cozy and homey. It’s beautiful and creates a traditional, wholesome atmosphere without all the mess and fuss of a wood-burning fireplace. And as autumn creeps closer and closer to winter, it’s the perfect time to use your fireplace and settle in with a warm mug of something and enjoy the season.
That means you’ll be turning on your gas fireplace for the first time in quite a while, probably since last spring. Is it in good condition? Does it need any repair in order to burn safely and keep you properly cozy? Here are some signs to keep an eye out for. If you spot any of these, it’s time for gas fireplace repair.