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Do fireplace dealers offer annual maintenance plans I can sign up for?

Yes — reputable fireplace dealers offer annual maintenance, and Steady Flame does. Our tune-ups start from $189, and we recommend booking service once a year, ideally late summer or early fall before you're depending on the hearth. There's no long contract to sign; most folks simply put it on the calendar and call us each fall.

What a "plan" looks like with us

We offer annual maintenance the way most homeowners actually want it — a dependable once-a-year tune-up, not a subscription that locks you into terms you don't need. Service starts from $189, it's handled by NFI-certified technicians, and if you've got more than one fireplace under the same roof, mention it when you book and we'll price the visit for the whole set. Our stance is the same one we bring to every job: no pressure and no upselling. The point of the visit is a hearth that lights on the first cold morning — not a foot in the door to sell you something. Whether you set it up ahead for next fall or just call each year when the leaves turn, you get the same technician-grade attention.

What the yearly visit actually covers

A maintenance visit is preventive work, which is a different thing from a repair. On a gas unit, the technician cleans and checks the pilot assembly and burner orifices — the classic Western North Carolina failure is spiders and dust clogging them over a summer of sitting idle — then verifies the ignition, whether it's a millivolt system or battery-backup electronic. From there it's the glass and its gasket, the venting, the blower, the log and ember positions, a leak-check on the gas connections, and a carbon monoxide check. On a wood-burning fireplace or stove, this same annual appointment is where the chimney sweep and creosote inspection belong. We work to CSIA and NFPA standards, and if the visit turns up a worn part, you get a quote upfront — no work happens before you approve it.

Timing and how to book

Put it on the calendar once a year, late summer or early fall, well ahead of the first cold night — our [annual maintenance guide](/guides/annual-gas-fireplace-maintenance) walks through why. Getting booked before the first cold snap genuinely matters, because the moment the mountains turn cold, the calls come in all at once. To get on the schedule, call (828) 545-0525 or visit our Asheville showroom.

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