A gas burner assembly turns your fireplace into a clean, push-button fire with no logs to haul and no ash to sweep. Our technicians install the burner, connect and test the gas line, and verify proper ignition and venting before they leave. Safety comes first on every job, and all work follows local codes.
What is included
- Assessment of your fireplace and gas supply to confirm the right burner fit
- Placement and secure mounting of the gas burner assembly
- Gas line connection with thorough leak testing
- Ignition system setup and operational testing
- Verification of proper venting and clearances per local code
- A walkthrough of safe operation before the technician leaves
Signs you might need this
- You want to convert a wood-burning fireplace to convenient gas operation
- Your current burner is rusted, clogged, or no longer lights reliably
- Flames look weak, uneven, or sooty when the fireplace runs
- You smell gas or hear hissing near the fireplace, which needs immediate attention
- You are remodeling and want a fireplace that lights at the flip of a switch
Frequently asked questions
Can any fireplace get a gas burner?
Most masonry and many prefabricated fireplaces can accept a gas burner, but the firebox, venting, and gas supply all have to check out first. A technician inspects the fireplace before installation to confirm it is a safe fit and that the setup will meet local code.
Is a gas burner installation safe?
Yes, when it is installed correctly. Our technicians treat safety as the first priority: every connection is leak tested, clearances and venting are verified, and the work is done in line with local codes. You also get a walkthrough on safe operation before we go.
How long does the installation take?
Most installations are finished in a single visit. Timing depends on whether the fireplace already has a gas line, the type of burner being installed, and any prep work the firebox needs. We confirm the scope with you before work begins.
