Can I see fireplaces burning in a showroom before I buy?

Propane Country, Seen in Person

Out past downtown Brevard and into the cabins, propane is the fuel, and it behaves differently — it burns hotter per unit and needs its own orifices and pressures. On our floor you can see LP-set units actually running: the Kozy Heat Springfield 36, built in Minnesota for cold-climate cabins, or a Mendota FullView with its hand-cast logs, the most convincing wood-look we carry.

Seeing them lit tells you what a brochure can't — how full the flame looks on propane, how the logs glow. If you're torn between a decorative vented look and sealed efficient heat, watching both burn side by side settles it fast.

Why Moisture Matters Here

Brevard catches 80-plus inches of rain a year, and it's hard on chimneys — cracked crowns, spalled brick, rusted dampers, especially on cabins with chimney chases that stay damp. If your old flue is failing, a sealed direct-vent unit skips the chimney entirely, venting straight out a sidewall.

Come see one lit and you'll understand why it's the go-to for wet mountain properties. We handle the gas side under license, pull the Transylvania County permit, and pressure-test the line.

Make the Trip Count

Forty minutes each way means planning ahead. Bring photos of the fireplace or wall, rough measurements, and confirm you're on propane. Monday through Friday, 8 to 5, no obligation. Call (828) 545-0525 to plan a visit or a free in-home assessment.