Warm Up Your Home With a New PriorFire Retrofit Fireplace System

Why Choose PriorFire?

• It works on almost every firebox. Most fireplaces meet the height and width requirements for PriorFire installation. And if they don’t? Usually this can be achieved by removing parts of the firebox.
• It can resolve clearance issues. If your current setup isn’t meeting proper regulations or isn’t up to code, PriorFire can typically get it where it needs to be – it’s currently UL listed as zero clearance to combustibles with 4” nominal masonry.
• It’s lab-tested and field-proven. What does this mean exactly? That industry experts have jumped through all necessary hopes to ensure this system can function safely in your home.
• It produces more heat. PriorFire systems are shaped in a way that sends more heat into your living space. In fact, it should radiate 2-3 times more heat than your average setup. This results in fewer emissions as well.
• It looks great. You won’t have to worry about some clunky-looking setup after your new system is installed. In other words, we’re not swapping aesthetics for efficiency. The flames are tall and fun to watch too.
• It burns cleaner. These systems are designed to burn more completely, meaning fewer particles are being deposited in your flue. That makes for a better-working and safer system.

Is There a Difference Between a Fireplace Retrofit & an Insert?

So, these are actually two different things.

A retrofit involves gutting out the firebox and smoke chamber, then replacing it with entirely new parts.

An insert will consist of sliding or installing a gas, pellet, or wood stove into your current set-up, without removing internal parts in the process.

Give Us a Call

A renovation like this is always worth it in the end, but we’re guessing you have some questions you want answered before fully diving in. Our experts are here to help. Call us now or reach out online to get started. We’d love to speak with you soon!