Gas Fireplace Repair in Burlington
It lights and drops out, or will not light at all. Both point at a specific part
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5.0 · 53 Burlington reviews
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CSIA & NFPA certified
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Written quote before any work
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Licensed · $2M insured

It lights and drops out, or will not light at all. Both point at a specific part
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5.0 · 53 Burlington reviews
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CSIA & NFPA certified
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Written quote before any work
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Licensed · $2M insured
Gas service, repair, and parts replacement carry no workmanship warranty — not on the labor and not on the parts. That applies everywhere and we would rather you read it now than hear it at the door.
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$249 – $1,195
Inspection (credited)
−$49
Typical job
$249 – $649
Final price quoted in writing before any work.
Most gas fireplace faults are specific, and most of them are small. The unit will not light, or it lights and drops out after a minute, or the remote has stopped talking to it. Each of those points at a named component rather than at the appliance as a whole, which is why diagnosis happens with the unit open and running rather than over the telephone.
Said plainly and early, because it is the thing most likely to be misunderstood: gas fireplace service, repair, and parts replacement carry no workmanship warranty. None on the labor, none on the parts. Warranty applies to new installations only. It is on the estimate and the technician repeats it before starting.
The pricing is component-led. Diagnosis and repair is $249 to $449. A pilot assembly on a gas log set is $449 to $649; on a sealed direct-vent unit it is $849 to $1,195, because the system has to be opened and its integrity restored. A thermocouple is $449, a spark ignitor is $449, a control module is $1,195, and a remote installation is $895. Annual service and cleaning — glass, burner, ember bed, pilot, and an operational test at both ends — is $249 to $449. Method on our gas fireplace repair service page.
The technician runs the appliance before touching it, so the fault gets observed rather than described secondhand. A pilot that lights and then fails usually means the thermocouple has weakened; ignition that never catches points elsewhere; controls that respond intermittently point somewhere else again. Guessing at that remotely wastes a visit and sometimes wastes a part.
Where the honest finding is that an older unit has several components failing at once, we say that too. At that point a new installation carries a workmanship warranty on the labor that no amount of gas repair ever will — and that comparison deserves to be in front of you before you spend on parts rather than afterwards. If the fault turns out to be the venting rather than the appliance, that is a flue conversation and it is quoted on its own terms.
Gas work runs from both Massachusetts offices — Wellesley and here — across the wider service area. The full local list is on the Burlington page.

Gas faults are usually precise, which makes an accurate description on the phone genuinely useful. One item on this list is not a booking.
If you smell gas, stop and call your gas utility before anyone else. That is an emergency rather than an appointment, and it does not wait for a service window. Everything above it is a scheduled visit.
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Most gas fireplaces we're called out to aren't finished — they need a thermocouple, a sensor cleaned, or a pilot assembly. That's a few hundred dollars and one visit, not a replacement unit.
The appliance is run before it is touched, so the fault is observed rather than reported. Diagnosis, repair, and a full operational test afterwards are the shape of the visit, and most are finished in one appointment. The no-warranty position is restated on site before any work starts, and both the fault and the part fitted go into the written record.
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Before any panel comes off, the technician checks for gas odour, tests the connection, and confirms the appliance is safe to work on. If there is an active leak, the gas gets shut off and the utility called — that comes before any repair conversation.
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Pilot, thermocouple, ignitor, control module, valve, and venting are tested in sequence to find what has actually failed. A gas fireplace that won't stay lit has half a dozen possible causes, and guessing at parts is how homeowners end up paying twice.
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You get the failed component named, the part price, and the labour quoted before anything is ordered or fitted. Gas service and parts replacement carry no workmanship warranty from us — you are told that up front, not after the invoice.
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The failed component is replaced with the correct part for your appliance — thermocouple, pilot assembly, spark ignitor, or control module. Where the unit is beyond economical repair, we say so and price the replacement instead of selling parts into a dying appliance.
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Ignition, flame pattern, valve response, safety shutoff, and venting are all tested before we leave. You get shown how the system behaves when it is working properly, so the next fault is something you can describe on the phone.
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Any warranty whatsoever. Gas service, repair, and parts replacement carry no workmanship warranty. This is its third appearance on the page because it is the point most often missed.
Gas fitting and gas line work. That is licensed trade work carried out under permit through the Building Department at 25 Center Street, and it sits outside a general repair visit.
Chimney and venting repair. Where the fault turns out to be the flue rather than the appliance, that becomes masonry or liner work and is quoted on its own terms.

Gas service, repair, and parts replacement carry no workmanship warranty — said before booking, on site, and on the estimate. Diagnosis and repair from $249. Call 781-547-7784.