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Replacing a tired set of gas logs? We match the burner, logs and embers to one listing and put the whole plan in writing.

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What our Sky Lake crew measures in the firebox

Before any log set is ordered for your Sky Lake home, each of these is confirmed in person.

  1. Fireplace type and whether it suits a log set
  2. Ash lip or recess at the front of the firebox
  3. Shutoff valve location and access
  4. Leak test on every connection made

What goes into a good log set install in Sky Lake

Notes from our gas log installers working in Sky Lake.

Placing each log by the diagram

Every log set comes with a placement diagram, and flames that strike a log in the wrong place leave soot. One maker allows some flexibility in placement to suit your taste, as long as significant sooting does not occur.

If black carbon keeps building on a log, the same manual calls it a sign of incomplete combustion and says to move that log so the flame touches it less. Our installers set the logs to the diagram and show you which ones not to move.

Running a vent-free set with the damper open

Some vent-free sets can also be run as vented appliances. One manual says that in that case the damper must always be open, a damper clamp accessory is installed and the thermostat function is prohibited, so the set is operated manually.

Running vented also removes the need for noncombustible facing above the opening in that manual. Our specialists explain when this configuration makes sense for your fireplace and set it up so nobody closes the damper by mistake.

Dual-fuel vent-free sets

Some vent-free sets ship ready for one gas and can be changed to the other. One manual describes a set shipped for propane that a qualified installer can convert to natural gas by following its instructions and markings, with no other field conversion allowed.

Our crew confirms which gas your home uses before installation and completes any conversion the manual allows, then marks the set so the next technician knows how it is configured.

Checking pressure with every appliance running

A log set shares its gas line with the water heater, the dryer, the range and sometimes a pool heater. One maker notes that other gas appliances on the same line may drop the pressure reaching the log set and asks for pressures to be checked with everything operating.

Our technicians do that test when a set runs well alone but shrinks or shuts down when the house is busy, and they explain whether the fix belongs to the log set or to the supply.

If you smell gas at the fireplace

Log set manuals open with the same steps for a gas smell. Light nothing, touch no electrical switch and make no phone call from inside. Leave the house right away and call the gas utility from outside or from a neighbor's phone, and call 911 or the fire department if the utility cannot be reached.

Nobody should hunt for the leak. After the utility or the fire department has made the house safe, the set stays off until a qualified technician has found and repaired the cause.

Asked in Sky Lake about installing gas logs

Our gas log team in Sky Lake answers the usual questions here. Call about anything else.

Can I use logs from a different brand on my burner?

Use the logs listed for your burner. The burner, logs and embers are tested as one set, and one maker warns against adding extra embers because they cause unsafe operation. We order matched parts only.

Does it matter if my home uses natural gas or propane?

Yes. The set must match the gas named on its rating plate. One vented set is not field convertible at all, while one vent-free set can be converted between the two gases by a qualified installer. One maker also requires the propane supply to be regulated.

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