Natural Gas & Propane Appliance Conversions

NG to LP and LP to NG

Search terms such as natural gas to propane, propane to natural gas, NG to LP, LP to NG, conversion kit, pilot orifice, burner orifice, regulator conversion and pressure setting all describe parts of the conversion topic. They do not mean every appliance can be converted.

When conversion should be advertised

Pinnacle’s SEO bank specifically limits conversion advertising to appliances that are listed for conversion and where the correct manufacturer-approved kit, orifices, regulator setting, labeling and instructions are available.

Common conversion questions

Can gas logs be converted to propane?
Can propane gas logs be converted to natural gas?
Can a gas fireplace be converted from propane to natural gas?
Can a gas range be converted to LP?
Why is the flame too high after conversion?
Why is there soot after a propane conversion?

Rating plate first

Text the complete rating plate and any existing conversion labels. Pinnacle should verify the exact model and manufacturer documentation before committing to conversion work.

Tell us what the appliance or gas system is doing.

A clear photo of the rating plate, appliance and visible controls can make the first conversation more useful.

Smell gas? If you smell gas or suspect an active gas leak, leave the area immediately. Do not operate switches, phones, appliances, vehicles, or anything that could create a spark near the suspected leak. From a safe location, for natural gas, call the gas utility or 911; for propane, call your supplier, or 911 if unreachable. Gas Safety & Emergency Guide.