Wood-to-Gas Fire Pit Conversions
Convert an existing wood-burning pit or fireplace to gas with a new burner, media, line and controls, keeping the structure you already love.
- Fuel: Natural gas or propane
- Media: Glass, lava rock, ceramic logs
- Control: Switch, remote or key valve
What it is, and why it works.
You already built a beautiful fire pit, and you want it to be easier. A conversion keeps the stone and swaps the wood for a burner, a gas line and clean media. Flames light with a switch, the smoke disappears and the ash chore is history.
Conversions need planning: the pit must be deep enough, the liner heat-safe and the burner sized for the opening. We assess your existing structure, plan and run the gas line, install the burner and media and finish it so it looks like it was always gas. Many Nashville homeowners convert as they age into their yards or move closer to neighbors where smoke matters.
Four things done right.
Keep your structure
Reuse your existing stonework and layout.
Burner sized to fit
Matched to the opening and depth.
Clean gas line
Properly run, tested and inspected.
Choice of media
Fire glass, lava rock or ceramic logs.
From idea to wood-to-gas conversions.
- 01
Assess the pit
Depth, liner and fit.
- 02
Run the gas
Line, shutoff and testing.
- 03
Install burner and media
Burner pan and media.
- 04
Control and test
Ignition and safety checks.
Often built together.
Fire PitsNatural Gas Fire PitsInstant, clean flames on a permanent gas line, switch on and sit down.Flip a switch. Flames in seconds, never any ash.
Repair, Care & PlanningFire Pit Liners, Inserts & RingsCustom-fit steel rings, firebrick and inserts that protect your pit.The steel inside that protects the stone outside.
Gas, Fuel & ControlsNatural Gas Line InstallationProperly sized, tested gas lines to your fire features.The invisible part that makes the fire work.Wood-to-Gas Fire Pit Conversions across Middle Tennessee.
We install this service in 28 cities, from Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro and beyond.
Wood-to-Gas Conversions: common questions
Can any wood fire pit be converted to gas?
Most can, but it must be deep enough for the burner and media and have a sound liner. We check your structure first.
Will a gas conversion lose the wood-fire experience?
You lose the crackle and the smell, but gain instant flames and easy cleanup. Ceramic log sets can recreate the look of a wood fire.
How do I get a price for wood-to-gas conversions?
Fill in the form or call 615-357-7797. We schedule a free visit, bring samples and send a written estimate that lists exactly what is included.
Ready to talk about wood-to-gas conversions?
A free visit, real samples and a written estimate. A real person calls back, usually the same day.