Our Services


Our Certified Gas Pro's are here to provide outstanding service to our customers 

and provide a level of expertise in regard to all of their gas needs. 


Propane can power every appliance and you can opt out of the more expensive and less efficient electrical option. Propane-fueled appliances are almost always less expensive to operate than their electric counterparts. In addition to being more efficient, they also tend to last longer.


The installation process can range from a single line running to a fire pit to a multiple line system running several appliances on the interior and exterior of a home.


Gas-Pro, LLC Services:

If you find something of interest, one of our Gas Pro's will be happy to email you an estimate.  Please contact our office at 334-360-5555  with your name, address, phone number, email address, and product information that you are interested in, and one of our Gas Pro's will be in contact with you. )

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Annual Maintenance Cleaning for Tankless Water Heaters & Gas Logs:


Rinnai Flush & Clean - Tankless water heaters require annual flushing and servicing to avoid sediment accumulation and potential damage. Additionally, regular maintenance is often a stipulation of the manufacturer's warranty; thus, failing to perform this upkeep may result in complications with the unit and the possibility of warranty claims being rejected. 

Call us to  schedule your Rinnai Flush & Clean service.


Log Cleaning - Annual maintenance of gas logs is essential, involving a professional inspection of the gas lines, burner, safety mechanisms, and a comprehensive cleaning of the fireplace to ensure safe and efficient operation. Neglecting this yearly upkeep may result in the voiding of your warranty, as most manufacturers stipulate that regular servicing is necessary to uphold warranty validity. For a Log Cleaning service, please contact us between March and October, as we focus on repairs during the colder months.

Give us a call to schedule your Log Cleaning service. 

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Vented Logs (for looks)   VS      Ventless (provide heat)

Vented gas logs offer a full, authentic-looking flame presentation with plenty of ambiance while Ventless gas logs provide a reliable and efficient heating source.

Vented Gas Logs :

If you’re more concerned about ambiance and aesthetics than heat, then a Vented gas log set is the best choice for you.

Vented gas logs are the best way to achieve a realistic-looking fire. They are designed for use in a traditional wood-burning fireplace and are a safe, mess-free alternative to real wood logs. Vented gas logs feature a very full and natural-looking flame presentation and typically come with an expansive ember bed to mimic the warm glow of wood embers in a dying fire. The main drawback with Vented gas logs has to do with efficiency. Just like real wood logs, Vented logs must be used with a functional chimney and require the chimney damper to stay open at all times to prevent the buildup of hot air, gas, and combustion byproducts in the home.

Since the damper stays open, most of the heat produced is lost up the chimney. For this reason, Vented gas logs are primarily sold as decorative centerpieces rather than as supplemental heat sources.

Ventless Gas Logs : 

If heat is what you’re after, then a Ventless gas log set is the way to go. Ventless gas logs are extremely efficient and will provide an exceptional amount of heat for your room. They don’t require a chimney or venting, allowing all of the heat produced to circulate back into the room, rather than escaping up the chimney.

Ventless gas logs are designed to achieve a clean, smokeless flame. They burn so hotly that nearly 100% of the fuel is combusted, allowing them to operate safely without a chimney. Ventless gas logs can achieve a realistic-looking fire, but the flames often appear blue and may not be as large or as authentic as a Vented log set can produce.

The way Ventless logs are arranged also affects the appearance of the fire. They have to be stacked around the gas outlets to prevent flames from coming into direct contact with the logs. If flames do touch the logs, carbon monoxide can be produced. Arranging the logs this way can make the fire look like it’s shooting straight up, rather than engulfing the logs like a traditional fire. Since combustion air isn’t able to escape through a chimney, Ventless gas log sets may give off an odor when burning and will intensify any odors already present in the home, such as air fresheners, incense, pet dander, and dust. Ventless appliances also produce water vapor during combustion, which can lead to excess moisture buildup throughout the living space. As an additional safeguard, Ventless gas logs come equipped with a built-in Oxygen Depletion Sensor (ODS) to monitor the amount of oxygen present in the room. If oxygen gets too low, the ODS automatically shuts off the gas supply to the burner.



Alabama County Service Areas 

Barbour Counties: Clayton, Eufaula, Clio, Bakerhill, Louisville, Blue Springs


Coffee Counties: Chestnut Grove, Elba, Enterprise, Jack, Kinston,  New Brockton, Victoria


Covington Counties: Andalusia, Bradley, Dixie, Floral, Gantt, Hacoda, Libertyville, Lockhart,  Opp, Pleasant Home, Red Level, River Falls, Rome, Straughn, Wing


Crenshaw Counties: Brantley, Dozier, Glenwood, Highland Home, Honoraville, Luverne, Patsburg, Petrey, Rutledge


Dale Counties:  Ariton, Bertha, Clayhatchee, Daleville, Fort Rucker, Midland City, Newton, Ozark, Pinckard, Skipperville, Waterford


Geneva Counties: Battens Crossroads, Bellwood, Black, Chancellor, Coffee Springs, Eunola, Geneva, Hartford, Highbluff, Malvern, Samson, Slocomb


Henry Counties: Abbeville, Bertha, Clopton, Echo, Headland, Lawrenceville, Newville, Shorterville 


Houston Counties: Ashford, Columbia, Cottonwood, Cowarts, Dothan, Gordon, Grangeburg, Grimes, Haleburg, Hodgesville, Kelly Springs, Kinsey, Madrid, Pansey, Rehobeth, Taylor, Webb


Pike Counties: Banks, Brundidge, Goshen, Troy