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Gas & Inserts

Fire at the Flip of a Switch

Love the fire, done with the firewood? A gas insert turns an open, drafty masonry fireplace into a sealed, efficient heat source that starts with a switch — no hauling, no ash, no smoke backing up when the canyon wind gusts.

We size the unit to your room, run or upgrade the gas line, install a proper liner and venting, and set everything from realistic log sets to modern glass media. Then we tune the flame, test for safe draft and carbon monoxide, and walk you through operation before we leave.

It’s the upgrade Utah homeowners feel most during inversion season: real heat on red-air days when wood burning is restricted, and a fireplace you’ll actually use on a Tuesday night. Most installs finish in a single day. And when the power goes out in a January storm, a gas fireplace with a standing pilot keeps the living room warm anyway.

Workers positioning black insert into brick fireplace

What’s Included

Every Gas Install, Covered

From the first measurement to the first flame — handled start to finish.

Room sizing & heat-output consult
Direct-vent insert selection & install
Gas line & shutoff valve work
Stainless liner & venting upgrades

Log sets or modern glass media
Draft & carbon monoxide safety testing
Flame tuning & operation walkthrough

How We Work

Size. Install. Tune.

Size

We measure the firebox, inspect the chimney and match a unit to your room’s square footage — not just whatever’s on the truck.

Install

Gas line, liner, venting and the insert itself, set and sealed by one crew with drop cloths and a tidy work area.

Tune

Flame height, draft and CO levels verified, then a full walkthrough of the remote, the pilot and seasonal care.

From the Field

Gas Work From Recent Jobs

Inserts going in, glass media glowing — real installs from Utah living rooms.

New black fireplace insert installed in brick opening — new black fireplace insert installed in brick opening

Gas logs burning in brick firebox beneath wood mantel — gas logs burning in brick firebox beneath wood mantel

Gas log flames burning inside red brick firebox — gas log flames in red brick firebox

Good Questions

Gas Fireplace FAQs

Is a gas insert worth it if I like burning wood?

If you burn occasionally and want heat on demand, yes. Inserts turn a fireplace that loses heat into one that delivers it, they work during inversion-season wood-burning restrictions, and there is no ash or woodpile. Many Utah homeowners keep wood for ambiance and use gas for everyday warmth.

Can a gas insert go into my existing masonry fireplace?

Usually, yes. We measure the firebox, confirm the chimney is sound with an inspection, then install the insert with its own liner system through the existing flue. Odd sizes and older prefab units are common in Utah homes, and we have retrofit options for nearly all of them.

Do gas fireplaces need annual service too?

Yes. Gas burns cleaner than wood, but burners collect dust and pet hair, glass gaskets age, valves drift, and vents can block. An annual service keeps the flame tuned, verifies safe draft and carbon monoxide levels, and prevents the classic no-heat call on the coldest night of the year.

Free Sizing Consult

Ready for Fire at the Flip of a Switch?

Tell us about your fireplace and we’ll bring two or three insert options that actually fit — with venting, gas work and tuning included in one written quote.

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Gas Fireplace & Inserts