Add the convenience of gas — log sets, inserts, or full units — installed and vented the right way for your Dallas home.
Gas gives you a fire at the flip of a switch — no hauling wood, no ash, no waiting for it to catch. Whether you're converting an old wood-burning fireplace, upgrading an existing gas unit, or adding a fireplace where there wasn't one, gas fireplace installation is about matching the right equipment to your home and installing it correctly, with the gas supply and venting done to code. It's a popular upgrade across Dallas, and one where doing it right the first time matters for both performance and safety.
A very common Dallas project: turning a tired, rarely-used wood-burning fireplace into a clean, convenient gas one. Depending on what you want, that can mean a gas log set for looks, or a gas insert for real, efficient heat. The conversion involves running or connecting a gas supply and getting the venting right — often including a properly sized liner for an insert. Done correctly, it gives an old firebox a whole new life without the mess of wood. Done as a rushed job, gas and venting shortcuts become safety problems, which is exactly why the installation details matter.
Correct, code-compliant gas fireplace installation across Dallas.
(214) 225-8874The difference between a gas installation you enjoy for years and one that gives you trouble is in the details — the gas connection, the venting, the sizing, the clearances. We install to code, size the unit and its venting correctly, and make sure it lights, burns, and vents the way it should before we're done. And because we're a chimney company, we handle the venting and any liner work as part of the job rather than leaving it half-finished. After installation, we're also here for service and repair down the road.
Cost depends on what you're installing — a log set is far less than a full insert with a new liner — along with the gas supply, venting, and any conversion work. You'll get a clear, itemized quote after we assess your fireplace and discuss your goals. We help you find the option that fits both what you want from the fireplace and your budget, and install it to last.
"Very pleased with the professionalism and promptness of service. The chimney sweep was done quickly and efficiently at significantly less cost than the first quote I got from another company. Happy to recommend Lowes Chimney Sweep to anyone in Plano!"
"Outstanding chimney sweep service from start to finish. They were punctual, courteous, and left our chimney spotless with no mess in our home. I won't use anyone else for chimney services in Dallas TX!"
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Yes — it's one of the most common projects we do in Dallas. Depending on your goals, that's a gas log set for ambiance or a gas insert for real, efficient heat. The conversion involves connecting a gas supply and getting the venting right, often including a properly sized liner for an insert. Done correctly, it gives an old firebox new life without the mess of wood.
Gas logs are a burner and ceramic logs installed in an existing fireplace, mainly for looks and convenience. A gas insert is a sealed, efficient unit that fits into the fireplace and produces real, usable heat, turning a heat-losing open hearth into a heat source. Which fits depends on whether you want ambiance or heat — we help you choose.
Yes. As a chimney company, we handle the venting and any liner work as part of the installation rather than leaving it half-finished, and we install the gas connection to code. Getting the gas supply, venting, sizing, and clearances right is exactly what makes a gas installation safe and reliable.
Vented units exhaust through a flue or vent; vent-free units burn without one and are subject to specific requirements and restrictions. There are trade-offs in heat, moisture, and what's permitted for your situation. We'll walk you through which is appropriate for your home rather than guessing.
Yes — we're here for ongoing service and repair down the road, from annual cleaning and inspection to fixing pilot, valve, or ignition issues if they come up. Installing it is the start of the relationship, not the end, so you have one company that knows your fireplace.
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