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Gas logs, gas balls & gas inserts

A realistic gas fire, sized to your fireplace.

One of the biggest selections of gas logs, gas balls, replacements, gas inserts and conversion options in the northwest suburbs. Our technician walks you through the choices and helps you find the most realistic look for your home.

  • Gas log sets and gas balls, vented and vent-free
  • Gas inserts for existing masonry fireplaces
  • Wood-to-gas conversions
  • Valve, pilot and remote replacements
  • Safety checks on existing gas appliances

Converting from wood to gas

No more hauling wood or cleaning ash. We check the chimney and flue first, then fit the right gas setup — logs, balls or a sealed insert — so it drafts properly and meets code.

Pricing

Gas logs, inserts and conversions are quoted after we see your fireplace, because the right size and venting depend on it. Upload photos with your request to speed things up.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between gas logs and a gas insert?
Gas logs are mainly about the look of the flame in your existing fireplace. A sealed gas insert is designed to put more useful heat into the room.
Can my wood-burning fireplace be converted to gas?
Often, yes. We check the chimney, flue and fireplace dimensions first, then recommend gas logs, gas balls or an insert that will draft properly and meet code.
How much do gas logs or a gas conversion cost?
Gas logs, inserts and conversions are quoted after we see your fireplace, because the right size and venting depend on it. Uploading photos with your request speeds things up.
Do you offer vented and vent-free gas logs?
Yes. We carry both vented and vent-free gas log sets and help you choose based on your fireplace, venting and how you plan to use it.
Do you repair existing gas fireplaces?
Yes. We replace valves, pilots and remotes and perform safety checks on existing gas appliances. If you smell gas, leave the building and call your gas utility or 911 from outside.
Call (847) 516-4139