Lennox Fireplace Repair & Service
Former Lennox International brand of gas and wood fireplaces and stoves, now under Innovative Hearth Products.
About Lennox
Lennox Hearth Products was the fireplace and stove business of HVAC maker Lennox International. It sold gas fireplaces, wood-burning fireplaces, inserts, gas log sets, and stoves under the Lennox name and several acquired brands, including Superior, Marco, Whitfield, Earth Stove, and Country Stoves. Lennox fireplaces were common in tract homes built in the late 1990s and 2000s.
Today Lennox is a legacy name. The business was sold in 2012 and merged into Innovative Hearth Products (IHP), which makes the Superior, Astria, IronStrike, and Comfort Flame brands. Many older Lennox units share parts with Superior and Astria models, and replacement parts are still sold through hearth parts distributors. Homeowners with a Lennox fireplace usually need repair or a retrofit rather than a new purchase. It sat in the mid-market.
History
Lennox International set up its hearth business in 1994. It bought Superior Fireplace, Marco Manufacturing, and Whitfield Hearth Products in 1998, then Earth Stove and Security Chimneys in 1999 and Country Stoves in 2006. In 2000 the unit was renamed Lennox Hearth Products. Lennox sold it to private equity firm Comvest in April 2012, and that September it merged with FMI Products to form Innovative Hearth Products. TRM Equity acquired IHP's assets in January 2023. IHP is based in Russellville, Alabama.
What Lennox is known for
Lennox products for outdoor kitchens and patios
| Product | Lines | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Gas fireplaces (legacy) | Lennox direct-vent and vent-free models such as Montebello and Merit | No longer sold under the Lennox name; Astria and Superior are the current successor brands. |
| Wood-burning fireplaces (legacy) | Lennox and Superior factory-built wood fireplaces | Common in production homes. |
| Stoves and inserts (legacy) | Lennox, Country Stoves, Earth Stove, Whitfield | Wood, pellet, and gas stoves and inserts. |
| Gas log sets (legacy) | Lennox vented and vent-free log sets | Some vent-free log sets were part of a 2010 recall. |
Where to buy Lennox
New products are no longer sold under the Lennox name; the successor brands from Innovative Hearth Products are sold through hearth distributors and dealers. Replacement parts for older Lennox fireplaces are available from hearth parts distributors and online parts stores.
Common Lennox repairs
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Questions about Lennox
Who services Lennox fireplaces near me?
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Does Lennox still make fireplaces?
No. Lennox International sold its hearth business in 2012, and it became part of Innovative Hearth Products, which now sells fireplaces as Astria, Superior, and IronStrike.
Can I still get parts for my Lennox fireplace?
Yes, in most cases. Many Lennox parts are shared with Superior and Astria models and are sold by hearth parts distributors; have the model and serial number from the rating plate ready.
Should I repair or replace an old Lennox gas fireplace?
If the firebox and venting are sound, replacing the pilot, valve, or thermopile is usually cheaper than replacing the unit. A tech can inspect it and tell you whether parts are still available.
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