Wood-to-Gas Fireplace Conversion in Scottsdale
Turn a wood-burning fireplace into gas, with gas logs or a sealed insert. We run the line, install the unit and make sure it vents safely.
Maricopa County restricts wood burning on high-pollution days through the winter, and many homeowners are tired of smoke and ash. Converting to gas gives you a fire at the push of a button on any night.
There are two ways to convert. Gas logs keep the open fireplace look at a lower cost. A sealed gas insert costs more but heats the room much better. Both need a gas line to the firebox. We inspect and clean the chimney first, then quote both options if your fireplace fits them.
Signs you need this
- Tired of smoke, ash and wood
- Fireplace unusable on no-burn days
- Gas line near the fireplace, or nearby
- Want heat without the work
- Selling and want a gas fireplace
How we do it
- Inspect and cleanThe chimney is checked and cleaned before conversion.
- Gas line and unitWe run the line and install logs or an insert.
- Test and permitBurn test, CO check and any permit the job needs.
FAQ
Wood-to-Gas Conversion questions
What makes a conversion more expensive?
A long gas line run, a chimney liner for an insert, and the unit you choose.
Can every wood fireplace be converted?
Most can. Some factory-built wood fireplaces are not approved for gas logs, and we tell you during the inspection.
Do you do propane conversions?
Yes, where the home runs on propane.
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Pick a day. We bring the answers.
Free inspection in a 3-hour window: 8 to 11, 11 to 2, or 2 to 5. We call to confirm before we arrive.