Custom Fireplace Services in Airway Heights, WA

Spokane Fireplace And Patio Pros delivers custom installation, outdoor fireplace construction, and patio and hardscape services for single-family retail properties, homes, condominiums, townhomes and restaurants throughout Airway Heights, Washington. Situated at 2,379 feet above sea level on the northeastern edge of the Columbia Plateau, Airway Heights experiences an average of 46.2 inches of snow annually and roughly 112 precipitation days per year, making a dependable hearth a practical necessity. The city has grown from a population of 4,500 in 2000 to an estimated 11,950 in 2024, bringing steady demand for fireplace remodeling, gas fireplace conversion, and masonry fireplace repair across new builds and established properties alike.

With 20 years of experience serving Airway Heights and the broader Spokane County area, our team handles fireplace insert installation, stone and brick surround fabrication, and fire pit installation using UL-listed gas components, EPA-certified wood-burning inserts, frost-resistant natural stone, cultured stone veneer, refractory-grade masonry materials, and concrete pavers selected for the region's freeze-thaw conditions. We manage permits, inspections, and code-compliant installations from the initial CAD design consultation through final system testing, giving every client a finished fireplace or outdoor living space built to perform through the area's demanding winters and dry, sun-filled summers.

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Custom Fireplace Services in Airway Heights, WA


We design and build gas, wood-burning, and electric fireplace systems for properties across Airway Heights, handling everything from initial CAD plans and material selection through permitted installation and final system testing. Whether the project is a custom stone surround for a single-family home or a linear gas feature for a restaurant dining room, our team brings 20 years of local experience to every installation.

Fireplace Design and Build Solutions

We begin every project with an on-site consultation to measure the space and assess venting, framing, and clearances. From there we produce computer-aided design (CAD)-backed plans that address heat output, fuel type, control systems, and visual proportions specific to each space. We coordinate permits, inspections, and local code compliance so your installation moves forward without surprises, and we provide a fully itemized estimate covering combustion-rated fireboxes, stainless flues, refractory panels, and non-combustible substrates before construction begins. Our two decades of project experience across Spokane County means we anticipate the permitting timelines and inspection requirements that affect schedules in this region.

Types of Fireplace Installations Offered

We install gas, wood-burning, and electric fireplaces in existing chimneys and new zero-clearance applications. Gas options include direct-vent and vent-free units with millivolt or electronic ignition systems. Wood-burning installations include chimney rebuilds, liner installations, and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)-certified inserts that reduce emissions. We complete installations for new builds, full remodels, and retrofit conversions, including converting masonry hearths to gas inserts or replacing older units with high-efficiency models. Every installation includes carbon monoxide checks, full system testing, and manufacturer warranty registration to protect your investment from day one.

Custom Surrounds and Mantels

We fabricate surrounds and mantels in stone, cultured stone, tile, brick, metal, and engineered wood with proper heat shielding. Custom mantel profiles, integrated shelving, and recessed television accommodations are available to prevent overheating and maintain clean sightlines. Our fireplace mantel installation includes anchoring to framing, routing for wiring and gas lines, and all finishing work covering grout, sealants, and paint. We provide three-dimensional (3D) mockups and physical material samples before fabrication begins so every client approves color, texture, and scale in advance, whether the project is a hotel lobby feature wall or a townhome living room centerpiece.

Materials and Styles for Airway Heights Businesses and Homes

Airway Heights sits within the Channeled Scablands, a geologically rugged landscape that shapes local aesthetics and places real demands on building materials. With mean daily maximum temperatures ranging from 32.2 degrees Fahrenheit in December to 83 degrees Fahrenheit in July and August, and record lows reaching negative 30 degrees Fahrenheit, material selection for fireplaces and outdoor features must account for significant thermal stress and freeze-thaw cycles throughout the year. 

Stone and Brick Fireplaces

We install stacked stone, ledgestone, and reclaimed brick for durable, low-maintenance hearths that complement newer Airway Heights developments and established properties alike. For masonry projects, we use frost-resistant natural stone and kiln-fired brick set on code-compliant foundations engineered to prevent settling and water intrusion through the region's wet season, which brings an average of 2.30 inches of precipitation in November alone. Our team templates each opening, sources matching veneer or full-thickness stone, and ties units into chimney systems when required. For brick work, we match mortar color, bond patterns, and soldier course details to preserve historic character or deliver a contemporary finish depending on the project goals.

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Gas, Electric, and Wood Burning Options

We install high-efficiency direct-vent gas units sized by British thermal unit (BTU) output relative to room square footage, with gas lines permitted and leak-tested per local code. We work with leading industry manufacturers to source gas inserts, burner assemblies, and ignition components that meet Underwriters Laboratories (UL) listing requirements and carry strong warranty coverage. Electric fireplace installations include wall-mounted, built-in, and media-console units with programmable thermostats and realistic flame effects, well suited to apartments, offices, and rooms where retrofit venting is not practical. Wood-burning installations include masonry or prefabricated units with chimney liners, spark arrestors, and EPA-certified inserts. With Airway Heights recording an average of 8.9 snowy days in January alone, gas and wood options remain popular choices for consistent, dependable heat output across the winter months.

Contemporary and Traditional Designs

Traditional designs feature classic mantels, crown moldings, and brick or carved stone surrounds that match period homes and historically influenced commercial interiors. Contemporary designs emphasize minimal lines, flush built-ins, and smooth concrete or platenstone surrounds paired with low-profile gas burners or linear electric units that integrate cleanly with modern media systems. Our team provides material samples, 3D mockups, and finish palettes before construction begins, and our installers coordinate with electricians, masons, and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) contractors to meet both aesthetic goals and performance requirements on every job.

Fireplace Renovation, Remodeling, and Repair


We modernize outdated fireplaces, improve system efficiency, and restore safe operation for gas, wood-burning, and electric units throughout Airway Heights. From full remodels and decorative refacing to insert upgrades and masonry repairs, every scope of work is handled by certified technicians familiar with Spokane County code requirements and the performance demands of the region's climate. We also offer the same fireplace services in Cheney.

Fireplace Remodel and Renovation

We guide remodel projects from design through permitting and construction, removing outdated surrounds, reconfiguring hearths, and installing new mantels, tile, stone, or stucco finishes. Venting changes, clearance updates, and code corrections for gas conversions are included in our scope. Our process covers on-site measurement and condition assessment, material selection with 3D mockups, permit procurement and inspection scheduling, and full demolition through final gas and electrical hookups. We document all work with photos, issue warranty paperwork, and provide written maintenance guidance so property owners and facility managers have a clear record of everything installed.

Refacing and Inserts

Fireplace refacing refreshes the appearance of an existing unit without full demolition, using stone veneer, cultured stone, tile, and metal cladding suited to modern, rustic, or transitional interiors found throughout Airway Heights neighborhoods. For performance upgrades, we install wood, gas, or electric inserts sized to existing flue dimensions or fitted with new direct-vent systems where the original flue cannot accommodate an insert. We evaluate flue condition and liner compatibility, match insert BTU ratings to room size, and address clearances, trim kits, and surrounding finishes so the completed installation looks factory-built rather than retrofitted. 

Repair and Troubleshooting

We diagnose and repair ignition failures, pilot outages, creosote buildup, and structural masonry cracks for both residential and commercial clients. Our process includes visual inspection, carbon monoxide and spillage testing, and draft analysis to identify root causes rather than surface symptoms. Common repairs include masonry repointing, flue crown replacement, brick and stone patching, gas valve and thermocouple replacement, pilot assembly servicing, and chimney cap, chase top, and liner repair or full relining. We provide a clear repair estimate distinguishing immediate safety corrections from cosmetic improvements, followed by a full system test and a scheduled follow-up inspection when the scope warrants it.

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Outdoor Living Upgrades for Airway Heights Properties

Airway Heights averages just 0.64 inches of precipitation in July and 0.59 inches in August, the two driest months of the year, with sunshine possible roughly 80 percent of July days. That combination makes the outdoor season genuinely productive for patios, fire features, and outdoor kitchens serving private residences, restaurants, hotels, and event venues. 

Outdoor Fireplace Construction

We build masonry and prefabricated outdoor fireplaces using concrete masonry units (CMU), natural stone, and stainless-steel liners engineered to resist the freeze-thaw cycles that affect Spokane County structures each winter. Each project includes a site survey, footing and foundation design, and smoke shelf and chimney termination planning to ensure proper draft performance and code compliance with Spokane County setback and ventilation requirements. Cladding options include veneer stone, stucco, and custom masonry patterns, with built-in mantels, seating walls, and stainless-steel gas logs or wood-burning fireboxes available depending on fuel preference. 

Backyard Fire Features and Fire Pits

We install custom fire pits and linear fire features matched to the scale and style of your outdoor space, whether the goal is casual residential seating or a commercial hospitality environment designed to extend the dining season well into the cooler months Airway Heights sees from October through April. Options include in-ground fire bowls, above-ground stone rings, and gas linear burners with glass media or lava rock. All fire pits are sized to American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standards and local codes, with verified clearances from structures and foliage and hardscape integration including surrounding paver patios and built-in bench seating. 

Patio and Hardscape Services

We design and construct patios using concrete pavers, stamped concrete, natural stone, and permeable paving systems that manage drainage effectively given the region's 16.55 inches of average annual precipitation. Base excavation, compacted aggregate, edge restraints, and polymeric jointing for pavers are standard in every hardscape build to reduce weed growth and prevent shifting through seasonal ground movement. We integrate patios with fire features, outdoor kitchens, walkways, and retaining walls to create cohesive outdoor spaces for both residential clients and commercial properties including restaurants, hotels, and event venues. 

Why Choose Spokane Fireplace And Patio Pros

Spokane Fireplace And Patio Pros holds Washington State contractor licenses and carries full liability insurance protecting your property and our crew throughout every phase of work. Our technicians complete factory training for the fireplace brands we install and maintain current certifications in gas line work, hearth safety, and masonry techniques. We use UL-listed components for gas inserts, code-compliant venting assemblies, and high-grade refractory materials across every installation. Final inspections, owner manuals, maintenance checklists, and warranty paperwork are delivered at project close.

Our 20 years of experience in the Spokane market means our crews understand local building departments, permitting timelines, and the specific climate conditions that affect fireplace performance and patio longevity in Airway Heights and surrounding Spokane County communities. We are familiar with the fuel availability, seasonal wildfire restrictions, and homeowners association (HOA) approval processes common to Airway Heights developments, and we coordinate directly with local inspectors to keep approvals on schedule.