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Eagle Chimney Service
Gas Fireplace Conversion in Maryland
A gas conversion keeps the fireplace and loses the firewood. We convert masonry and prefab fireplaces to vented gas inserts and log sets — but only after the chimney itself is inspected, because a gas appliance deserves the same safe flue as a wood fire.
- Licensed & Insured
- Photo-Documented
- Serving MD Since 2012
About This Service
Vented gas inserts are the conversion we recommend most: a sealed, efficient firebox inside your existing fireplace, with its own liner system run through the old flue, thermostat control and real heat output. Gas log sets suit homeowners who want ambience in a sound masonry fireplace. Either way, the sequence is inspection first, sizing second, installation third — never the reverse.
What's Included
- Level 2 inspection before any conversion
- Vented gas insert supply and installation
- Gas log sets for sound masonry fireplaces
- Dedicated liner system for the new appliance
- Coordination with your licensed gas fitter for the line
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Tell us about your chimney — we confirm every request by phone. Prefer to talk? Call (855) 424-6217.
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How It Works
Our Gas Fireplace Conversion Process
1
Inspect
The existing fireplace and flue are camera-inspected for conversion suitability.
2
Choose the system
Insert or log set, sized to the room and the firebox.
3
Install
The appliance and its liner system go in; gas connection by a licensed fitter.
4
Commission
Draft, safety controls and operation are tested and demonstrated.
FAQ
Gas Fireplace Conversion — Questions, Answered
Can any wood fireplace convert to gas?
Most can — the inspection confirms the firebox and flue are sound and sized right. A failed flue may need relining first, which the new insert's liner often solves.
Insert or log set — what is the difference?
An insert is a sealed heating appliance installed into the firebox — real heat, high efficiency. A log set is a burner and logs in the existing open fireplace — mostly ambience, modest heat.
Who runs the gas line?
A licensed gas fitter handles the line and connection; we coordinate the schedule so the conversion completes in one project.
Do I still need chimney service with gas?
Yes, lighter but real: gas appliances need periodic inspection, and the flue and cap still weather like any chimney.
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