Gas logs give you a fire at the flip of a switch, with no wood to carry and no ashes to clean, installed to the maker directions.
Gas logs are the easy way to enjoy a fire. They sit in your existing fireplace, light with a switch or a remote and burn with a steady, natural-looking flame. There is no wood to buy, split or carry, no ash to clean and little soot, and you can have a fire in a minute on a cold night.
Gas logs come in two main types. Vented logs give the most realistic flame and need the damper open or removed. Ventless logs burn more cleanly and give more heat but have their own rules and are not allowed everywhere. We explain the differences and the rules, set the logs in the pattern the maker intended and test the flame. The gas connection itself is made by qualified gas trades, and we coordinate that for you.
Vented logs look best but send most heat up the chimney. Ventless logs give more heat but release combustion products into the room and are limited in some areas. We explain which suits you.
Gas logs have a specific layout. Placing them wrongly causes sooty, yellow flames. We follow the maker instructions exactly.
With vented logs, the damper must stay open or be clamped open. A closed damper can force fumes into the house. We set the damper and explain the rules.
A gas line, valve and key or remote control are needed. Gas connections are made by qualified gas trades, and we work with them.
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BeforeAfterNo wood or ash.
Honest advice on each.
Clean, blue-orange flame.
Fumes go up and out.
Proper connection.
Remote or switch.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Project situationUnused FireplacesA fireplace that sat cold for years can heat the home again. Here are the steps and the…Learn more 
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Project situationSmoke and Odor ProblemsSmoke in the room or a smoky smell in summer both have causes. Here is how we find…Learn more Answer five questions about your home and your goals and see the fireplace, stove, insert or gas option that fits best.
You tell us about the chimney, fireplace or stove and what you have noticed, and we set a visit that fits your day.
We look closely at the chimney, inside and out, ask how you use it and take photos of anything of note.
We explain what is urgent, what can wait and what is optional, and give you a written scope and options.
We lay drop cloths, seal the firebox and protect the roof and landscaping before any work begins.
We sweep, repair or install with the right tools and materials, checking our work as we go.
We clean up, show you what we did, share tips and set a reminder for your next visit.
Vented logs give mostly ambiance. Ventless logs give more heat. An insert gives the most.
Vented logs do. Never close the damper on a burning vented gas log.
Usually yes, though the burner must be removed. We can help.
They need a yearly check and light cleaning.
They are made to meet standards but are not permitted everywhere and need a working oxygen sensor. We explain the rules.
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Gas Fireplace Service and CleaningYearly service for gas fireplaces and gas logs: glass, logs, burner and vent cleaned and checked so the…Explore 
Damper Repair and ReplacementStuck, warped or rusted dampers repaired or replaced, so the flue closes tightly and opens fully when you…Explore 
Carbon Monoxide Safety ChecksA check of the chimney, venting and alarms so smoke and carbon monoxide go up and out and…Explore Tell us about the project and we will call you back to talk it through.
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