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Gas Log Installation in Spring Hill, FL

A real flame in your fireplace, at the turn of a key or a remote.

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What You Can Count On

Gas log installation fits a ceramic log set and gas burner into an existing fireplace. In a Spring Hill home the choice is between vented logs, which burn with the damper open and look the most like wood, and vent-free logs, which give more heat into the room. Each set is installed and laid out to its listing.

  • Family owned and run

    Each log goes exactly where the maker's diagram puts it.

  • Upfront, honest pricing

    The set, burner and connection are itemized first.

  • Workmanship warranty

    Burner hookup and log layout are covered by our workmanship warranty.

Vented or Vent-Free Logs

Vented gas logs installation puts a realistic log set in a working fireplace with the damper held open, so exhaust goes up the chimney. They look most like a wood fire but send much of their heat up the flue. Vent free gas logs installation, also called ventless gas logs installation, burns cleaner, keeps more heat in the room and runs with the damper closed or partly closed, but carries stricter limits on room size and use.

The guide on vented and vent-free logs compares the two in more detail. Either way, the set must be listed for the fireplace it goes in.

Gas Log Set Installation

Gas logs installation starts with measuring the firebox, because the burner and grate must fit with room to spare. A licensed plumber runs or confirms the gas line; we connect the valve, set the burner, fit a damper clamp on vented sets, and place each log where the maker's diagram shows. Logs out of place cause soot and a poor flame.

Gas fireplace log replacement on an old set swaps cracked or worn logs for the matching set, and a gas log set installation on a new burner is tested through low and high flame before we leave.

Problems We Find and Fix

Cracked or sooty logs
Damaged logs and soot mean a bad layout or burner. We replace and reset them.
Wrong size set
A set too large for the firebox burns poorly. We size it to the opening.
Uneven flame
Clogged burner ports. We clean or replace the burner.

Repair Options

You want the look of a wood fire

Vented gas logs with the damper clamped open

Expect less heat in the room.

You want more heat

Vent-free logs where the code and room allow

Follow the room-size and use limits.

Parts and Materials

Ceramic log set
Matched to the burner and firebox size.
Burner and valve
Natural gas or propane, manual, remote or switch.

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What Affects the Price

Set size and style
Larger and more detailed sets take more.
Gas line
Running a new line is plumber's work, quoted separately.

Signs It Is Time

Gas logs turn a wood-burning fireplace into one that lights with a key or a remote, with no wood to carry and no ash to clean. Our crew helps you choose between vented and vent-free sets, sizes the burner to your firebox, connects it to the gas line run by a licensed plumber, and lays out the logs exactly as the maker shows.

  • Wanting a fire without wood or ash
  • A wood fireplace that is rarely used
  • Old gas logs that are cracked or sooty
  • A log set that lights unevenly

Questions and Answers

What are gas fireplace logs made of?
Most gas logs are ceramic fiber or refractory cement, molded and painted to look like wood. They sit on a grate over a gas burner and glow as the flame plays over them, and each set is laid out by the maker's diagram before the first fire so the flame does not leave soot.
Do I need to replace gas fireplace logs?
Gas logs last many years, but cracked, crumbling or heavily sooted logs should be replaced with the set made for that burner. Soot is often a sign the logs were moved, so resetting them by the diagram first may solve it.
Do I need a fireplace screen with gas logs?
A screen or glass doors keep children and pets away from hot logs and glass, and many vented sets need one by their listing. The maker's instructions state whether the screen must stay open or closed while the logs burn. Follow those instructions before buying doors.
Where do gas logs go on the burner?
Each log has a set position shown on the maker's log placement diagram, usually with notches or pins on the grate. Logs placed wrongly block the flame and cause soot. When in doubt, have the set laid out by a technician, then take a photo for next time.

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Equipment Brands We Install and Service

RutlandCopperfield Chimney SupplyHeatilatorHeat & GloDuraVentOlympia Chimney and Venting

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