One ALP Team
Gas Fireplace Types We Service
We repair and service all major gas fireplace setups. Whether you have a direct vent or propane model, our certified technicians handle every repair safely and fast.
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Call: (647) 972-8714Gas Fireplace Repairs for All Major Brands in the GTA
No “we don’t fix that one.”
Your gas fireplace should work when you need it. We know the winter issues that come up most often with each brand:
- Napoleon – ignition systems failing, pilot lights not staying lit
- Regency – fireplaces shutting off right after startup
- Valor – inconsistent flames or low heat output
- Majestic – clogged burners, venting problems, and gas control issues
- Heatilator – excessive soot buildup and airflow failures
- Kingsman – faulty valves and unreliable flame control
- Montigo – gas leaks, sensor failures, and weak ignition
Not sure about your brand?
Not sure which brand you have? Don’t worry. Our team has seen them all and carries OEM-approved parts for safe, lasting repairs.
Gas Fireplace Repair FAQs
How long does a gas fireplace repair usually take?
Most repairs are completed in a single visit, usually within 1–2 hours. If parts are needed, we stock common components for same-day fixes.
What should I do if my gas fireplace won’t turn on?
Check that the gas valve is open and your thermostat or remote has working batteries. If it still won’t ignite, call a licensed technician. It’s often an ignition or pilot issue that needs professional repair.
How often should I have my gas fireplace serviced?
We recommend a yearly inspection and cleaning. Regular maintenance prevents costly breakdowns and keeps your fireplace safe.
Why does my gas fireplace keep shutting off?
A dirty thermocouple, faulty sensor, or venting issue can cause your fireplace to shut down. We diagnose the problem on the spot and fix it safely.
Why won’t my pilot light stay lit?
If the pilot light goes out repeatedly, the thermopile or thermocouple is usually failing. Our techs replace these parts with OEM-approved components.
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Why Choose ALP Heating?
Family-owned, local to Vaughan and surrounding area. Fast, safe, and insured repairs
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Licensed, Insured & TSSA-Certified Technicians
Honest Pricing & Same-Day/Next-Day Repairs
Satisfied Customers – It’s What We Do
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We’ve got the tools, the parts, and the time today. Most repairs are completed in one visit.
How We Work – Fast, Transparent, Proven Process
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Book Online
Click “Book Gas Fireplace Service” or “Call Now”, Tell us the fireplace problem.
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Licensed tech on site
We check ignition, pilot, sensors, gas valve, and venting. We repair on the spot with OEM parts.
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Test, clean, safe
We relight and test heat output. We check for leaks. We clean the area and explain the fix.
Common Gas Fireplace Problems in Our Local Winters
Your fireplace should light, stay on, and give steady heat. If it doesn’t, here’s what usually goes wrong:
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Gas fireplace that won’t ignite
Ignition Issues
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Gas Fireplace Remote Problems
Control Issues
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Gas fireplace weak flame
Gas Flow Issues
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Gas fireplace won’t turn on
Control Issues
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Gas Fireplace Clicking But Not Lighting
Ignition Issues
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Foggy glass on gas fireplace
Performance Issues
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Gas fireplace heating problems
Performance Issues
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insufficient fireplace warmth
Performance Issues
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Gas fireplace not starting
Ignition Issues
Key Gas Components We Fix
Most gas fireplace issues come down to a few key parts. The ALP Heating team knows how to spot the problem and repair it fast.
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Thermocouple
A safety device in older, standing-pilot fireplaces that monitors the pilot flame. -
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Millivolt Generator
Found in remote-controlled or wall-switch fireplaces; -
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Pilot Assembly
The physical assembly that houses the pilot light, the thermocouple/thermopile, and sometimes the igniter electrode. -
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Igniter / Electrode
The component that creates the spark to light the pilot. -
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Ignition Control Module
Used in modern Intermittent Pilot Ignition (IPI) or Direct Spark Ignition (DSI) systems to manage the sequence of ignition, gas flow, and safety checks.
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Gas Control Valve
The central component that controls the flow of gas to both the pilot and the main burner. -
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Burner Assembly / Burner Pan
The component where the gas is distributed and ignited to create the main flames. -
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Orifice
A small fitting on the burner or pilot assembly that restricts the gas flow to ensure the correct pressure and air mixture.
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Blower Motor / Fan
Circulates the heat generated by the fireplace out into the room. -
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Gaskets
Creates a tight seal around the glass door to maintain the closed combustion system. -
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Gas Logs / Embers
Ceramic fiber or refractory logs and glowing ember material (rock wool/vermiculite) used for aesthetics. -
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Remote Control / Receiver
The battery-powered components that allow the user to control the fireplace wirelessly.
