Your BBQ Conversion Guys
Owner-Operated · Phoenix, AZ
Stainless steel gas grill cooking steaks at dusk on a Phoenix-area patio, with a gas fire pit glowing behind it
Owner-Operated · Free Estimates

Switch the fuel.
Keep your grill.

We convert barbecue grills from natural gas to propane — and from propane back to natural gas — safely and correctly, with the right orifices, regulators, hoses and valve adjustments. Fireplaces and stoves, too. No new appliance, no guesswork.

The owner does your conversion — no sales reps, no subs Free estimates, in writing Leak-tested and flame-checked before we leave
Owner-OperatorThe person who quotes your conversion is the person who performs it.
Free EstimatesWe check your appliance and fuel supply, then quote one written price. No pressure.
Both DirectionsNatural gas to propane, or propane to natural gas — and back again if you ever move.
Safety-TestedProper pressure, correct parts, and a leak test at every joint before the first flame.

Customer Reviews

See what our customers are saying

Real reviews, powered by Housecall Pro — shown right here so you can check us out before you call.

Straight Talk

A conversion is not a hose swap

Natural gas and propane are not interchangeable. They burn at different pressures and need different-sized openings to meter the fuel. Hook an appliance set up for one fuel to the other without a real conversion and you get weak, sooty flames — or dangerously oversized ones. Here is what actually has to change.

Orifices

The opening sets the flame

Every burner has an orifice — a tiny, precisely sized opening that controls how much gas reaches the burner. Propane and natural gas need different orifice sizes. Wrong size means wrong flow, wrong flame, wrong heat.

Pressure

Regulators are fuel-specific

Propane is stored and delivered at much higher pressure than the natural gas line in your home. Each fuel needs its own regulator and hose setup to deliver proper pressure to the appliance — safely.

Valves

Fine-tuning makes it right

After the parts change, the valves are adjusted and the flame is fine-tuned burner by burner. That is the difference between an appliance that technically lights and one that cooks evenly and runs efficiently.

Why a professional matters: gas conversions require precision and safety. An incorrect setup can lead to dangerous leaks, improper flames, or equipment damage. A professional conversion means safe installation, proper gas pressure control, the correct parts and adjustments, and reliable long-term performance — verified with a leak test before the job is done.

(602) 892-4370

What We Convert

Grills, fireplaces & stoves — both directions

Moved into a home with the wrong fuel stub? Tired of swapping propane tanks? Bought a natural gas grill but only have propane? We convert the appliance you already own to the fuel you actually have.

Technician working on the burners of a built-in barbecue grill during a fuel conversion

Barbecue Grill Conversions

Our specialty. Propane to natural gas gives your grill a permanent fuel supply directly from your home — no more tanks to fill or swap mid-cookout. Natural gas to propane gives you portability, so the grill goes where you want it. Either way, done safely and correctly.

Get a free grill conversion estimate →
Gas fireplace with a log set burning behind glass in a brick surround

Fireplace Conversions

Gas fireplaces and log sets converted between natural gas and propane with the correct orifices, regulator setup and valve adjustments — so the flame looks right, lights reliably, and burns clean in either fuel.

Get a free fireplace conversion estimate →
Gas stove burner with tools beside it during a fuel conversion check

Stove & Range Conversions

Kitchen ranges and cooktops are built to run on one fuel or the other. We swap the burner orifices, set the regulator for the new fuel, and fine-tune every burner — simmer to sear — so your stove cooks the way the manufacturer intended.

Get a free stove conversion estimate →

Full Conversion Kits & Setup

The complete job in one visit: we replace regulators, hoses, and adjust valves to match the correct fuel type for your appliance — kit parts matched to your make and model.

Orifice Changes

Every burner orifice is changed to the size specified for the new fuel — the gas opening that controls flow and flame size on each burner, side burner, and rotisserie.

Regulator & Hose Replacement

The correct regulator and hose for the new fuel type, so your appliance gets proper pressure — the heart of a safe, reliable conversion.

Valve Adjustments

Fine-tuning each valve after the conversion for safe and efficient performance — even flames, responsive controls, no yellow tipping or lifting.

Leak Testing & Safety Check

Every conversion ends the same way: every joint leak-tested, pressure verified, and every burner test-fired and inspected before we call it done.

Convert Back, Anytime

Conversions are reversible. Moving, remodeling, or switching fuels again down the road? We convert appliances back just as carefully as we converted them the first time.

(602) 892-4370

Conversion vs. Replacement

Convert it. Don’t replace it.

A good grill, fireplace or range built for the “wrong” fuel isn’t the wrong appliance — it’s the right appliance set up for someone else’s house. Here’s the honest comparison we’ll walk through with you at your free estimate.

Convert Your Appliance

A fraction of replacement
  • Keep the grill, fireplace or stove you already own and like
  • Orifices, regulator, hoses and valves matched to the new fuel
  • Most conversions finished in a single visit
  • Leak-tested and flame-checked before we leave
  • Reversible — convert back if your fuel situation changes

Buy a New Appliance

Top dollar, start to finish
  • Full retail price for a comparable-quality replacement
  • Delivery, haul-away of the old unit, and install on top
  • Built-in grills may not match your island’s cutout — remodel costs follow
  • Learning curve on a new appliance you didn’t need
  • Makes sense only when the appliance itself is worn out

When replacement is the right call — a rusted-out firebox, a cracked burner system, an appliance at the end of its life — we’ll tell you straight at the free estimate. Converting an appliance that can’t run safely helps nobody.

Built-in outdoor kitchen with stainless grills set into a stone island
A built-in outdoor kitchen like this one was plumbed for one fuel — but the grills in it don’t have to stay that way. A conversion changes the orifices, regulator and valves inside the appliance, not the island, the stonework, or the grill you already own.

Precision & Safety

How a conversion works

Gas conversions require precision and safety — this is not a DIY hose swap. Every conversion we do follows the same four steps, whether it’s a five-burner built-in grill, a fireplace log set, or a kitchen range.

What gets checked, every conversion

  • Correct orifices for the new fuelEach burner’s gas opening is sized for the fuel you’re switching to — that’s what controls flow and flame size.
  • Proper gas pressure controlThe regulator is matched to the new fuel type, so the appliance receives gas at the pressure it was designed for.
  • Correct parts, correctly fittedHoses, fittings and connectors rated for the fuel and the appliance — no hardware-store improvisation on a gas line.
  • Leak test at every jointEvery connection we touch is leak-tested before the appliance is fired. If it doesn’t pass, it doesn’t run.
  • Test fire & flame inspectionEvery burner is lit and checked — flame color, shape and response — and adjusted until it burns the way it should.

The four steps of every conversion

1

Orifice changes

The gas opening on each burner is changed to the size for the new fuel, controlling flow and flame size correctly.

2

Regulator & hose replacement

The regulator and hose are replaced with the setup for the new fuel type, delivering proper pressure to the appliance.

3

Valve adjustments

Valves are fine-tuned burner by burner for safe and efficient performance across the whole control range.

4

Leak test & test fire

Every joint is leak-tested, every burner test-fired and inspected — reliable performance you can cook on for years.

Book My Free Estimate

Which way are you converting?

Pick your appliance and direction to see exactly what changes — and what you get out of it.

What changesOrifices + regulator + valves

Burner orifices are re-sized for natural gas, the regulator is set up for your home’s gas line, and valves are fine-tuned.

Fuel supplyYour home’s gas line

A permanent fuel supply directly from the home — the grill is plumbed in and always ready.

Biggest winNo more propane tanks

No refills, no exchanges, and no running out of fuel halfway through a cookout.

Bottom line: whichever direction you’re going, the orifices, regulator and valves all have to match the new fuel — that’s the whole conversion, and it’s why it’s not a DIY job.

Converted three-sided gas fireplace burning cleanly in a living room

Owner-Operated

The owner quotes it. The owner converts it.

No call center, no commission sales rep, no rotating crew. When you hire Your BBQ Conversion Guys, the owner is on site, on the tools, and on the phone afterward — the same person who leak-tested your appliance answers when you call about it.

One written price, no games

Your free estimate is itemized in writing — appliance, fuel direction, kit parts, labor. The price the owner quotes is the price you pay.

You can always reach the person responsible

Questions next season? You call the number on this page and the owner answers — the same person who stood in front of your grill.

Our name rides on every flame

Gas work is unforgiving of shortcuts. An owner-operator’s name is on every conversion — that’s why the leak test and the test fire are never skipped or delegated.

How It Works

From wrong fuel to right flame — in four steps

1

Free Estimate Visit

The owner identifies your appliance’s make, model and current fuel setup, checks the fuel supply you want to use, and confirms the conversion kit your appliance needs.

2

Written Price

One itemized, written quote covering the kit, regulator, hoses and labor. Take your time — it doesn’t expire in 24 hours with a “today only” discount.

3

Conversion Day

Orifices changed, regulator and hoses replaced, valves adjusted — most conversions are completed in a single visit, with the correct parts for your appliance.

4

Leak Test & Test Fire

Every joint leak-tested, every burner lit and flame-checked with you watching. You cook on it that day, knowing exactly what was done and why.

Questions

Asked at almost every estimate

Can any grill be converted between natural gas and propane?
Most can — the large majority of gas grills, fireplaces and ranges are built to run on either fuel with the correct conversion kit: new orifices, the right regulator and hoses, and valve adjustments. A few models are manufactured as single-fuel only. At your free estimate we check your make and model first; if yours can’t be converted safely and correctly, we’ll tell you before you spend a dollar.
Why can’t I just swap the hose and hook it up?
Because the hose is the smallest part of the difference. Natural gas and propane run at different pressures and meter through different-sized orifices. An appliance set up for one fuel and fed the other will burn with improper flames — weak and sooty in one direction, dangerously oversized in the other — and can leak or damage the appliance. A real conversion changes the orifices, regulator and valve settings to match the new fuel, then proves it with a leak test and a test fire.
What does a full conversion actually include?
Three things, every time: (1) orifice changes — the gas opening on each burner is re-sized for the new fuel, which controls flow and flame size; (2) regulator and hose replacement — the proper pressure setup for the new fuel type; and (3) valve adjustments — fine-tuning each burner for safe and efficient performance. Then a leak test at every joint and a test fire of every burner before we leave.
Which is better — natural gas or propane?
It depends on your setup, not the fuel. Natural gas gives you a permanent supply directly from your home: no tanks to refill, no running out mid-cookout — ideal for built-in grills near a gas stub. Propane gives you portability: the grill, fireplace or stove isn’t tied to a gas line, so it can go where you want it. We convert in both directions and will walk through which fits your home at the free estimate.
Do you convert fireplaces and stoves, too?
Yes. Gas fireplaces and log sets, and kitchen stoves, ranges and cooktops, convert the same way a grill does: orifices sized for the new fuel, regulator set for proper pressure, valves adjusted and fine-tuned, then leak-tested and test-fired. If it burns gas and was built to convert, we can convert it.
Can a conversion be reversed later?
Yes. Conversions are fully reversible — the same process in the other direction. Homeowners convert back when they move, remodel, add or remove a gas line, or sell an appliance to someone with the other fuel. We keep your appliance’s conversion details on the written estimate so a future conversion starts from facts, not guesswork.
How long does a conversion take?
Most grill, fireplace and stove conversions are completed in a single visit — orifice changes, regulator and hose replacement, valve adjustments, leak testing and the test fire included. If your appliance needs a manufacturer kit we don’t have on the truck, we’ll order the correct kit and schedule the conversion as soon as it arrives; your written estimate covers that up front.
How much does a conversion cost compared to a new appliance?
A conversion costs a fraction of replacing a quality grill, fireplace or range — you’re paying for a kit and skilled labor, not a new appliance, delivery, haul-away and install. Every appliance and fuel setup is different, so we don’t quote prices sight unseen: your free estimate gives you an exact, written number for your conversion, and you can compare it against replacement with real figures.
Who actually does the work?
The owner. Your BBQ Conversion Guys is owner-operated: the owner visits for the estimate, changes the orifices and regulator on conversion day, performs the leak test and test fire, and does the final walk-through with you. No subcontractors, no rotating crews.

Free Estimate

Tell us about your appliance

Request a free estimate for a grill, fireplace or stove conversion — either direction. Tell us the appliance and the fuel you want, and we’ll confirm the right kit and quote one written price.

Prefer to talk? Call the owner directly:

(602) 892-4370

Or email us: info@yourbbqconversionguys.com (placeholder address — phone is fastest while our email is being finalized)

  • Free on-site estimate with written, itemized price
  • Grills, fireplaces & stoves — both fuel directions
  • Leak-tested and test-fired before we leave, every conversion
  • Mon–Sat, 7am–6pm · Phoenix metro
Please enter your name.
Please enter a valid phone number.
Please choose what you need.

Submitting opens your email app with the request addressed to us — nothing is sent until you press send there, and we never sell your information.

Your request is ready to send.

Your email app should have opened with everything filled in. If it didn’t, call the owner at (602) 892-4370 and mention the details you entered — we’ll take it from there.

Service Area

Serving the Phoenix metro

PhoenixScottsdaleParadise ValleyTempeMesaChandlerGilbertGlendalePeoriaSurpriseGoodyearAvondaleAhwatukeeCave CreekCarefreeFountain HillsQueen CreekSan Tan Valley

Customer Reviews

See what our customers are saying

Real reviews, powered by Housecall Pro — shown right here so you can check us out before you call.

Get My Free Estimate (602) 892-4370
Call (602) 892-4370 Free Estimate