Fireplace Pros, LLC

17/11/2025

Can you believe what a little Fireplace Pro’s magic can do? A good cleaning, replaced grill and painted the exterior. Almost looks brand new. Another satisfied customer! Don’t just call anyone, call the Pros…Fireplace Pros.

22/09/2025

If you have a wood burning fireplace with a gas line to it, and are tired of the mess from ash and hauling wood, there are options! Gas log inserts produce heat and look very realistic. This is a picture of a gas log insert.

19/04/2024

The before and after of a good cleaning. Your fireplace is not just for warmth, but also for comfort and beauty. Keep up the maintenance for years of enjoyment. Don’t call just anyone, call the Pros, Fireplace Pros!

03/03/2024

A wood burning fireplace, changed into a high heat output gas fireplace. The electrical cord is for the fan, to disperse the heat. Most of the time an electrical outlet is installed inside the fireplace. It is up to the homeowner whether they decide to install one.

03/03/2024

03/03/2024

Before and after wood burning fireplace. Russ does an excellent job. It looks brand new!

04/09/2023

This is one of our latest turn key jobs. Includes tear out, fireplace installation and complete face front insulation. Stone, tile or any non combustible. Lots of mantle styles to choose from. Don’t just call anyone call the Pros! Fireplace Pros

21/01/2023

With high winds in the pikes peak region, a standing pilot tends to blow out. Here is Russ showing how to relight your pilot in our high altitude. Remember to bleed the air out of the gas line for at least 45 seconds before you try to get the pilot to stay lit.

26/02/2022

Older gas logs have a standing pilot (pilot stays on) and can be blown out by high winds. Here’s how to restart your pilot.

26/02/2022

Need to know how to start your gas logs when the pilot goes out? Check our story for a short video.

26/02/2022

With the price of propane and natural gas going up substantially, we are seeing more customers wanting to add a wood stove. It can be supplemental heat or even primary heat. Most important get a stove sized appropriately for you space. It’s easier to keep a fire stoked then it is to tamper it because it’s too hot in the room. No one wants to open a window in mid winter:)
A good stove is essential for years of reliability. Choose wisely.