Costs come in under estimate for Columbus fireplace conversion
Charles Smith saved money while converting his gas log fireplace back to a wood burning fireplace.
"Tim removed the old copper tubing that fed the gas logs, ran a new pipe, installed a gas-assist line and replaced a valve controlling the gas to the fireplace," Smith says.
"He quoted $365 for the job, which included up to 25 feet of line, but used a lot less than 25 feet and reduced the cost to $330. He even removed his shoes each time he came into the house."
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