Berico Celebrates 100 Years

In February, and all of 2024, Berico will be celebrating it’s 100-year anniversary in the triad community.  Evolving from what was originally “Berry Coal” company in 1924, today Berico has expanded in the fuel, propane, lubricant, and HVAC industries.  Over the years Berico has grown their portfolio through organic growth as well as multiple acquisitions.  Today, Berico’s 113 employees help serve the triad from three locations in Greensboro, Burlington, and Eden.  Additionally, Berico’s wholesale fuel company, Gateco Oil Co., maintains a terminal position at Greensboro’s fuel terminals.

Berico upholds William N. Berry’s motto of “Always Dependable” as proven by it’s multiple Reader’s Choice Awards, BBB Torch Award for Ethics, and it’s generosity to the community.  Particularly Berico’s “Gift of Warmth” program helps raise (and match) donations to help support those in need of heat each winter.

Founded by William N. Berry, the company has successfully transitioned into its 4th generation of family ownership.  After William N. Berry, the company was owned and operated by Joseph L. Berry, who was succeeded by the late John F. Fuquay and current CEO, Thomas A. Berry.  In 2011, current President, Will Berry joined as a 4th generation Berry leader.

“We are extremely proud to enter our 100th year supporting customers in the triad. I give credit to our great staff over the years, previous leadership, and dedication to our community for helping us reach this great milestone!” – Will Berry, President

Submitted by: Will Berry, President and Thomas A. Berry, CEO

 

 

How Do I Know if My Furnace Flame Sensor is Bad?

There are many individual components within your gas furnace that have to be working properly in order for the whole unit to function as it should. One of the key components is called a flame sensor, and you will quickly find yourself left in the cold if it stops working. This article will explain what this part does and how you can determine if it might be causing problems with your furnace.

 

Managing the heating and air system in your home doesn’t have to be complicated – or unnecessarily expensive. By turning to Berico for HVAC service in Greensboro, you can be sure that you’ll be in good hands from start to finish on any upcoming project. Reach out today to get started.

 

What is a Flame Sensor?

Your Furnace would not be able to operate properly – and safely – without the inclusion of a flame sensor. This device is designed to detect a flame when the gas valve is open and gas is being allowed to flow into the furnace. If this sensor doesn’t detect an active flame, the gas supply will be shut off as a safety feature.

 

This is a creative way for furnace manufacturers to avoid creating a dangerous situation in which the gas flows into a furnace that doesn’t have the flame needed to combust the gas. The only problem is that over time, the flame sensor can get dirty or develop other problems, and it might stop working correctly. In other words, it may not detect a flame when one actually is present, and the furnace will struggle to work properly as a result.

 

Some Signs of Trouble

You don’t need to be a furnace repair professional to notice some issues that could point to a bad flame sensor. For example, if the furnace is cycling on and off way more often than it should, that could be the fault of this sensor. As the sensor thinks that the flame is out, it will shut off the furnace until the thermostat tries to kick it on again. A properly functioning furnace will run for a while before it shuts back off – if that isn’t happening, you should at least consider the possibility of the sensor being at fault.

 

Also, if your furnace isn’t creating heat as it should, you may again have a flame sensor problem. In this case, the sensor isn’t doing its job of detecting that the flame has gone out, and it’s allowing the furnace to run without any flame burning. That’s not only a problem in terms of not getting any hot air, but it can also be dangerous because gas will be flowing and not getting combusted.

 

Whether a faulty flame sensor leads to a repair of your furnace, or you decide on a new furnace installation, the team at Berico is the easy choice to take the lead on this job. Take a moment today to get in touch with Berico at (336) 273-8663 to learn more about what’s available and to schedule your first appointment.

Why is My Furnace Blowing Cold Air?

When you hear your furnace kick on in the background while going about your normal life, you naturally expect to feel warm air blowing through the house a few moments later. If that doesn’t happen – and cold air comes out of the vents instead – you’ll immediately know that something is wrong. This article will take a look at some possible causes of your furnace failing to produce the warm air you need to stay comfortable all winter long.

 

Should you wind up needing furnace repair in Greensboro NC, there is no better option than the professionals at Berico. With a century of experience as a trusted HVAC company in this region, you can be sure you’ll be treated fairly and get the results you deserve. Call today to schedule an appointment.

 

Faulty Ignition Leading to No Fire

There needs to be a flame within your furnace to heat the air that is being run through the system. If you don’t have a flame due to an ignition problem, you won’t have the warm air you expect while the furnace is on. Fortunately, this is a problem that is a pretty easy issue to fix for a professional technician, so if this is the only issue with the furnace, it could be back up and running rather quickly.

 

Problems with the Control Board

It is the job of the control board to act as the brain for the furnace and send out the right signals to trigger proper operation. That usually goes fine, but if something goes wrong with the control board, it could send out signals that aren’t in line with what the system should be doing. If a faulty control board is diagnosed by your technician, having it replaced is another pretty simple fix.

 

A Clogged Air Filter

One of your most important jobs as a homeowner is to make sure the air filter that serves your heating and cooling system is replaced regularly. Through ongoing use, the air filter is going to gradually clog up, and less and less air will be able to make it through the filter. That restricted airflow will make it harder to efficiently distribute heat around the home, and the furnace will struggle to keep up with what the thermostat is demanding. Swap out your air filter frequently to avoid running into this problem.

 

The Vents Are Closed

This isn’t an instance of a furnace blowing cold air, but it happens enough to warrant mentioning: Did you or someone else in the home close some or all of the vents recently? This is an easy mistake to make, and if you forget that the vents are closed, you won’t be getting the airflow or the warming that you expect. Of course, you won’t need a technician to come in to solve this problem – just get all of the vents opened back up and you should be all set.

 

Don’t live in a cold home for long without calling for HVAC repair from Berico. The fair rates and excellent service that Berico offers make it easy to get back up and running right away. Reach out now to get the warm air flowing once again!

Eco-Friendly Practices for Every Homeowner

As a homeowner, every choice you make has an impact on the world around you. In today’s landscape, where everything is seen through an eco-friendly lens, the decisions you make regarding how to operate your house can be considered from the perspective of how they will impact the environment as a whole. From the equipment you use for heating and cooling to the landscaping you have around the property and much more, it all plays a role in your environmental impact.

 

This article will highlight some of the many eco-friendly practices that all homeowners should at least consider. If any of the changes you decide to make require the help of an HVAC company, Berico is the right choice for the job. Take a moment to get in touch today and learn more about the possibilities.

 

Switch to LED Lighting

As one of the easiest possible ways to improve your home’s performance and make it more eco-friendly, consider switching all of the lights in the house to LEDs. With LED lighting, you get excellent lighting performance, versatility in the look and feel of your lights, and dramatically lower energy consumption. Traditional light bulbs use a ton of energy for how much light they actually produce, but the story is different with LEDs. You will notice on your power bill that less electricity is being used to light up the house, yet it will be lighter than ever before.

 

Cutting down on power consumption is a great start, but that’s not where the benefits end with LEDs. These kinds of lights are also incredibly durable and long-lasting, so you will very rarely need to replace your LEDs once the switch has been made. That means purchasing new lighting on only a rare occasion, and it will also be nice not to need to access your fixtures that are harder to reach and require a ladder or pole to swap out the bulb.

 

Upgrade to a Smart Thermostat

Reducing energy usage is one of the biggest components of being eco-friendly as a household. That point was already addressed above with switching to LED lights, and it can go a step further by making the change to a smart thermostat to control your HVAC system. When an HVAC system is tied to a smart thermostat, it can be operated optimally to make sure the house is heated and cooled as needed without any wasted energy along the way.

 

As was seen with LEDs, this is an upgrade that doesn’t just help your home be more environmentally friendly but also makes it a more comfortable, convenient place to live. With a smart thermostat, you can easily set programs that dictate how your HVAC system operates, and you can even operate the whole thing through your smartphone. Given the modest cost of modern smart thermostats, this is another switch that is easy to make.

 

Strategic Landscaping to Save Water

It’s not all about energy consumption to do your part for the planet. Cutting back on how much water is used on the property is another good step, especially during the summer months when certain types of landscaping require a lot of water – and that resource can be at a premium.

 

Consider switching up your landscaping to include more area that doesn’t have to be watered all throughout the summer months. Even if you are going to continue to have a lot of grassy areas on your property, you could work on balancing out the landscape so there are also large areas that don’t need any water at all. “Natural Areas” have become very stylish in some circles, and they can also be quite attractive. This switch benefits the environment as well as your bank account – it can be expensive to water a vast yard of grass; so save that money and do the planet a favor at the same time.

 

Upgrade Your Appliances

Modern appliances use less energy than older models. If you have some old appliances in your house and have noticed that they seem to draw quite a bit of power, consider upgrading to new models to bring down your power use and get better performance at the same time. The cost of new appliances will be a bit of an initial outlay of money at the start, but you’ll gradually benefit from that expense as your appliances use less energy month after month moving forward.

 

Adding Power Generation

This last point is one that is certainly more dramatic than the other steps and might not be for everyone, because of the initial cost. To be sure, this option is one of the most powerful things you can do to make your house eco-friendly, but it is a sizable project. To make a major move to help the environment around you, consider adding solar panels to the roof of your house to make your own power and reduce your reliance on the grid.

 

Solar power technology has come a long way in recent years. Modern solar panels are able to grab as much available energy from sunlight as possible, and that energy can be captured and fed back into your home. For all of the power that you can create on your roof, you won’t need to draw that equal amount of power out of the grid. Therefore, your energy bill goes down, as does the footprint you leave on the energy system in your area. To accurately do the environmental impact though you do need to consider the impact on the environment of building the solar panels and then of disposing of them after their useful lifespan.  Most calculations of the reduced carbon footprint that you will find online do not fully consider the full consequences of solar energy.  This is a big step to take, and there will be a meaningful initial expense to consider, but those who are serious about being eco-friendly will at least want to take a look at this option and make a fully informed decision.

 

 

 

You don’t have to make dramatic moves to become more eco-friendly as a homeowner. It might be best to make small, steady changes over time to improve the way your house treats the surrounding environment without putting too much of a burden on you or your family. If a new furnace installation or another HVAC project is on your agenda as part of this process, be sure to check in with Berico right from the start. You’ll be in good hands!

Furnace and Air Conditioner Replacement Cost

Having to replace a furnace or air conditioner is not something that most homeowners look forward to, but it’s a reality of life at one point or another. Eventually, your current HVAC system will simply be able to go no further, and you will need to bring in a new unit. How much is that going to cost? This article will look closely at that question.

 

Of course, it’s worth considering Greensboro AC repair before going for a full replacement, so get in touch with Berico as soon as possible to see what options are available. The experienced Berico team can be trusted to provide honest, knowledgeable advice so you can make the best possible decision for your needs.

 

It’s a Wide Range

This might be the answer that you were expecting to find, and it’s the only one we can really give in good faith – the cost to replace your furnace or air conditioner is going to range wildly based on a number of factors (more on those factors later). You might need to pay only a few thousand dollars to have this work completed in some cases, while other cases will dictate spending upwards of $10,000.

 

Don’t just base your expectations on what you find randomly on the internet. Instead, you should contact a trusted HVAC contractor like Berico to help you understand exactly how much the project will cost in your situation. Getting exact information will make it much easier to make a wise choice on how to move forward.

 

The Cost Factors

So, what is it that will determine how much you wind up paying for the replacement of a furnace or air conditioner? It starts with the size of your home. The bigger your house, the larger the equipment that you will need to heat or cool the space. So, someone with a 4,000-square-foot house is going to need a bigger, more expensive system than someone with a 2,000-square-foot home. Additionally, it can be costlier to have a furnace or air conditioner replaced if you are replacing a very old unit and some additional plumbing might be required to account for the new system.

 

Using the Right Partner

It would be a mistake to opt strictly for the lowest available price when you have your furnace or air conditioner replaced. If you base your decision only on which contractor gives you a rock-bottom price, you might end up working with a team that really isn’t up to the challenge. Given the important role that this equipment will be playing in your house, it’s better to spend the money necessary to work with proven experts. You still want to get fair value for your money, of course, but be sure to check the qualifications of your contractor to confirm that you aren’t asking for trouble.  How long have they been in business and for example how many reviews do you find about them online?  These simple questions can save you a lot of potential problems down the road.

 

Is Greensboro furnace repair right for your needs, or do you need to have your furnace or air conditioner replaced? That’s a question that is tricky to answer on your own, but it will be much easier when Berico is on your side. Take a moment today to reach out to the Berico team and get started on this project.

How Long Does an HVAC Tune-Up Take?

An HVAC tune-up is one of the best things you can do for the system that serves your home. By keeping up with HVAC maintenance on a regular basis, you can keep your home properly warmed or cooled throughout the year. When you schedule this kind of service, how long can you expect it to take? The article below will take a closer look.

 

As a leader in HVAC in Greensboro, Berico will be happy to handle all of your maintenance needs for fair prices and in a timely manner. Get in touch with Berico today to ask any questions you may have, or to schedule your first appointment.

 

It’s Not a Long Process

While the exact amount of time that the contractor will be in your home to complete an HVAC tune-up will vary, you can plan on roughly an hour for the work to be completed properly. A professional technician like those provided by Berico will have plenty of experience completing this kind of work and will know exactly where to look for all of the various components that need to be serviced.

 

So, if you have been putting off this type of maintenance because you are worried about how long it will take, you can set that concern to the side. It’s not going to take very long at all to have your HVAC system serviced, and given the many benefits that are associated with consistent tune-ups, you would be wise to take this step right away.

 

A List of Important Points

There are a few different important steps that will be taken during a tune-up visit to make sure your HVAC system is ready to go for the season to come. Some of the points you can expect to be addressed include the following –

 

  • Replace air filter. This is a simple step, but one that is extremely important for the health of your HVAC system. A fresh air filter will keep the system running properly and make sure the air quality in the home stays high.

 

  • Check for damage. The whole unit will be inspected to make sure no signs of damage or wear and tear are present, and any issues that are spotted can be addressed now before they become a bigger problem later on.

 

  • Address refrigerant. If it is an AC system that is being maintained, the refrigerant pressure and level will be checked to make sure it is sufficient to keep the system running properly and cooling the house as it should.

 

  • A variety of moving parts may need to be lubricated, depending on the unit at hand, to keep it all working nicely and running properly for months or years to come.

 

While the need for furnace repair is bound to come up from time to time, you can make such repairs far less likely if you keep up with maintenance on your system. As you’ve seen above, a proper HVAC tune-up doesn’t have to take very long, and it’s one of the most valuable investments that you can make in your home. Reach out to Berico right away to get started.

Optimizing Indoor Air Quality for the Health of Your Family

When the air quality outside degrades, it’s usually a story that lands on the news. But what about indoor air quality? This is a topic that most people ignore, yet it’s extremely important for your health and the health of your family as a whole. This article will look at some of the steps you can take to optimize indoor air quality in your house.

 

To work with the best HVAC company in the area on air quality matters, reach out to Berico today. You’ll be in good hands with the Berico team, as you’ll enjoy professional service, excellent pricing, and timely results. Get in touch right away to learn more.

 

 

Use the Right Equipment

In addition to cleaning, it’s also helpful to partner with an experienced team like Berico that can help you deploy the right equipment to clean the air using high-tech solutions. Some of those solutions include tools like iWave and Phenomenal Aire, both of which are air purifiers that can be installed in your ducts. With one of these devices in place, the air will be cleaned as it runs through the system, including cutting down on pathogens, allergens, and particles. Given the relative modest cost of these devices and the long-term benefits they can provide, this option is an easy choice.

 

Change Your Air Filter

Getting back to fundamentals that you can control without any help, changing out your air filter in your HVAC system regularly also plays a big role in air quality maintenance. A fresh air filter will do a better job of cleaning out the air that goes into the system, while also allowing the system to work more efficiently at the same time.

 

Add Some Indoor Plants

Nature has an incredible ability to clean out the air in your home. By bringing in some plants to parts of your home, you’ll add the natural air-purifying power of those plants, and you will also enjoy the beauty they bring to the space. Even just a few plants can go a long way toward making the air feel and smell fresher in the home, especially when paired with some of the other tips on this page.

 

This Small Detail Can Help

One point to make about indoor air quality isn’t necessarily one that you want to hear – but it’s true. Maintaining a clean house is one of the best things you can do to improve your air quality day after day. When the surfaces in your house are clean, and dust is minimized, the air that gets circulated through the house will be cleaner, as well. So, one tip is to stay ahead of cleaning tasks like dusting and vacuuming and your air quality will thank you.

 

The heating and air system in your house has a lot to do with the air quality you will experience. Don’t take this important point for granted any longer, as each day you spend with poor indoor air quality is another day that can take a toll on your health. Berico is ready to serve you!

Propane-Powered Generators: Your Backup Plan for Power Outages

A power outage can suddenly bring your normal, day-to-day life to a halt. The many different systems in your home that you rely on for basic functions will stop when the power goes down, which is a relatively common occurrence during the stormy time of year. If you’d like to avoid the inconvenience of a power outage, consider adding a propane generator to your property to have a backup supply of energy on hand when the main power grid is unavailable.

 

This article will look at why having a generator is so useful and what working with a good propane supplier can do to make sure you always have fuel when you need it. To learn more, get in touch with Berico as soon as possible to have your questions answered and to explore the generator options they have available.

 

The Benefits of Having a Generator

To be honest, it’s easy to take the modern convenience of a power grid for granted. When you flip a switch, the lights come on – and that’s to say nothing of the many other functions that are always running in your home without you even having to think twice about those systems.

 

Of course, when the power goes out, all of that comes to a stop and life changes dramatically in the short term. Unless you have a generator, that is. With a generator, you’ll enjoy countless benefits, including the following –

 

  • Save food. One of the first things that is likely to happen when the power goes out in your home is that the food supply you have on hand will quickly start to spoil. Sure, you can take measures like filling up some ice chests with ice to hold your food and preserve it a little longer, but that’s a hassle and will only work for so long. With a generator, you can keep your fridge running and keep your supply of food safe for as long as necessary.

 

  • Stay comfortable. There is no guarantee that the temperature outside is going to be in a comfortable range when the power goes out. For example, if a winter storm takes out the power, the nights to come could be very cold. Of course, that won’t be the case with a generator, as you’ll be able to keep heating – or cooling – the space until you get back to normal conditions with access to a functional power grid.

 

  • Keep loved ones safe. People with certain health conditions might require ongoing power to operate equipment that keeps them healthy and safe. If someone in your home has this kind of situation in their life, having a generator provides tremendous peace of mind. You won’t have to scramble for a solution if the power cuts out when you can make your own power for as long as is needed.

 

  • Remain connected. Everyone is used to being connected in this day and age, but the devices that keep you connected all need power of their own. Again here, this is another way in which having a generator can help you, as you’ll have plenty of power to keep every device in the house charged up and ready to go.

 

  • If you are on “city water” you will continue to have water pressure in your home, but if you are one of the millions of NC residents that rely on well water, if the power goes out, so does your well pump and you will have zero water pressure in your system. Something as simple as flushing a toilet is no longer possible.

 

Why Go with Propane?

So, if you are sold on the idea of having a generator on your property, why opt for propane? There are plenty of other options on the market, after all, including those that are powered by gasoline. With that said, propane generators offer some nice advantages that you will enjoy having on your side.

 

Since propane is a clean burning fuel, you should be able to get a long useful life out of your generator. Given the significant upfront cost of a generator, it’s nice to know that your choice of propane will help you maximize the return you get on this investment. Additionally, still on the point of propane burning clean, you can also rest assured that you are using a fuel that is kind to the environment and is not doing any undue harm to the area around your home.

 

There is also great value to be found in propane. You won’t be buying an unnecessarily expensive fuel to keep your generator powered up and ready to jump into action at a moment’s notice. Not only is the purchase price of propane reasonable, but it also lasts a long time. That’s a big deal, as you could go for an extended period without having the generator jump into action. Even if the generator sits idle for a long time, the propane will still be ready to do its job when the time comes.

 

A Long-Term Solution

Some people balk at the upfront cost of installing a generator and decide that it would be better to simply deal with a power outage than to pay that expense. While it’s easy enough to understand this line of thinking, the better approach is to look at the big picture and what it will mean down the road to have a generator in place. This is not a purchase that you make while expecting to get just a year or two of performance out of the equipment. With a good generator installed by an experienced contractor, you can count on reliable power performance for many years to come. Each time the power goes out, your generator will simply kick on automatically and do its job until the grid comes back online.

 

It’s certainly possible to get through a fall and winter without a generator on your property, but you’ll be taking your chances. For peace of mind, look into adding a propane-powered generator to always have a backup close at hand. And, with propane delivery in Greensboro from Berico, you can be sure that generator will have the fuel it needs to kick in at a moment’s notice. As the best supplier of propane Greensboro has to offer, you’ll always be in good hands with Berico as a partner.

Propane Safety 101: Tips for a Secure and Comfortable Home

Life in the modern world is far more comfortable because of the ability to use various fuels to effectively heat and cool spaces, but safety still needs to be a top priority. If you use propane as the fuel of choice at your home, you’ll want to follow some basic safety measures to make sure no risks are taken.

 

To schedule regular propane delivery at your home, Berico is the obvious choice. With decades of experience serving customers throughout the area, Berico offers reliable delivery, fair prices, and outstanding customer service. Get in touch today to learn more.

 

Proper Tank Maintenance

Without a doubt, one of the most important aspects of propane safety is to properly maintain your tank. This tank is going to store a significant amount of propane near your home, so you want to make sure that the tank remains in good condition as the months and years pass. Fortunately, doing so is easy when you work with a team like Berico. You can have your propane delivered on a reliable basis and also have the tank checked to make sure no problems are developing. This simple step alone will give you tremendous peace of mind as a propane tank owner.

 

Give Your Tank Some Space

It’s important to keep the immediate area around your propane tank clear of clutter that could create a dangerous situation. You certainly don’t want to allow garbage to accumulate around the tank, or anything else that could be flammable. As long as you understand that the area around the tank isn’t to be used for storage, you shouldn’t have any trouble with this point.

 

Pay Attention to the Smell

As a safety step, there is an odor added to propane, so any leaks can easily be detected by smell. The odor is similar to rotten eggs, so it’s not a scent that most people would describe as pleasant. If you happen to pick up on this scent in or around your home, certainly don’t ignore it – get safely away from the area and call for help from professionals. It’s always better to be safe than sorry when a gas is involved.

 

Propane is Very Safe

It’s important to wrap up this page by highlighting the impressive safety record of propane compared to other fuels. If you are using propane to heat your home, you can rest assured that you are using a very safe product that is not putting your family at any undue risk. As long as you are following the basic safety steps that apply to these kinds of systems, you can expect to have no trouble at all.

 

Your search for a trustworthy propane supplier doesn’t need to go any further. When you opt for Berico, you’ll get everything you need from a delivery company, and safety will always be kept at the top of the priority list. Simply reach out today to learn more or to schedule your first delivery. The Berico team is excited to get started!

Are Gas Logs Expensive to Use?

A fireplace is a desirable feature to have in a home. On a chilly night, few things are as enjoyable as getting a fire started and relaxing in the living room with friends or family. While wood-burning fireplaces certainly lend charm and authenticity to the situation, they are a lot of work to start and maintain. For that reason, many people have turned to gas logs in Greensboro as a desirable alternative – but is this option expensive? The article below will examine that question.

 

If you would like to add a gas fireplace to your home and need the perfect set of gas logs for the project, Berico is ready to serve you. Get in touch today to learn more about the options, or pay a visit to the showroom to see them for yourself.

 

A One-Time Purchase

As far as the logs themselves, you’ll only need to make that purchase once, so the expense will not continue to add up over time. Sure, you’ll pay more for quality gas logs than some basic firewood, but these logs will be used over and over again for years. The value of investing in gas logs is particularly notable when you buy from a company like Berico that offers quality products for fair prices.

 

Minimal Fuel Consumption

While a gas fireplace looks great and puts out a nice amount of warmth into the room, it doesn’t actually burn that much fuel along the way. It’s only a slight stream of gas into the fireplace that is required to keep it going, and you can even dial down the size of the flames if you want to use as little gas as possible.

 

Of course, you should only have your gas fireplace on while you are actively in the room to enjoy it. So, if you are going to turn it on for a couple of hours at night while relaxing with family and friends, you’ll use minimal fuel, the cost will be negligible, and you’ll get to enjoy a comfortable experience throughout the winter.

 

So Many Other Advantages

You should find that owning and using a gas fireplace is not an expensive experience, and it’s a great feature to have in a home. Beyond the modest cost, what else is there to like about this type of fireplace? Consider the following –

 

  • They are clean. One of the biggest complaints about natural wood fireplaces is the mess they can make inside the house. There will be ash and soot produced when you burn wood, and some little bits of bark and debris are sure to come off of the wood when it is moved into your home.

 

  • Little maintenance. There isn’t much at all that needs to be done to a gas fireplace, other than the occasional cleaning of the glass front. Wood fireplaces, by contrast, demand a lot of ongoing attention.

 

  • Having an open fire burning in your home, even when in a fireplace, does pose some safety risks. With a gas fireplace, you can enjoy the warmth and ambiance of the fire without that associated danger.

 

Don’t let questions or concerns about gas logs pricing or the cost of fuel to run your fireplace stop you from exploring this nice addition to your home. A gas fireplace is an affordable feature to add and use, and it’s something that your family will love having all winter long. Turn to the team at Berico today to get started.