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Savage, MN · Minneapolis & the Twin Cities

Gas Log Set Installation, Twin Cities MN

Photos of what we find, your price in writing before we start, and an honest answer. If it is fine, we tell you it is fine.

Gas Log Installation

Gas Log Installation, done the honest way

A gas log set turns a wood fireplace you rarely use into one you light with a switch. No hauling wood, no ash to clean, and a real flame in the living room all winter.

Before any gas logs go in, we inspect and sweep the chimney and check the damper, because a vented gas log set still uses the flue. Then we size the set to your firebox and install it. Most installs run $1,200 to $3,000 depending on the set and the setup, priced in writing first.

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A fireplace wall rebuilt and finished around a new insert. Gas Log Installation by Chimney & Home Improvement.
A fireplace wall rebuilt and finished around a new insert.

What gas log installation costs

Most installs run $1,200 to $3,000. The set you choose, vented or ventless, and whether a gas line is already at the fireplace are what move the price.

How it works

1

We look

Every part of the chimney, photographed. Cap, crown, flue, liner, flashing, damper and firebox.

2

You see the price

Photos of what we found and an itemized price in writing. No pressure on your own roof.

3

We fix it right

Clean work, before and after photos, and we leave your home the way we found it.

Pricing

Gas Log InstallationExact quote in writing after we take a look
from $1,200
Chimney Cleaning & Safety InspectionIncluded with most repair visits
$159

Serving Minneapolis, St. Paul and the whole Twin Cities metro from Savage, MN. Fastest scheduling across the south metro: Burnsville, Eagan, Apple Valley, Prior Lake, Shakopee, Lakeville, Bloomington, Edina and Eden Prairie.

Good questions

Frequently asked

Vented sets look the most like a real wood fire and use your chimney. Ventless sets put more heat into the room but come with rules about room size and ventilation. We help you pick the right one for your home.

Yes. If one is already there, the install is simpler. If not, we tell you what it takes before you commit to anything.

If you ever burned wood in it, yes. A vented gas log set still sends its exhaust up the flue, so it needs to be clear and in good shape.

Gas connections are not a DIY job. A leak or a bad connection is a real safety risk, and many insurers and cities expect gas work to be done by a qualified pro.

Yes, and checked every year. A vented gas log set still sends exhaust up the flue, and old creosote from wood fires should be swept out before the switch.

Get started

Get your free estimate

Ready to get your chimney winter ready, or tackle a project around the house? Call now or send a message and we will get right back to you.

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