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

Propane and Wood Country

Fairview's big rural parcels — Cane Creek Valley, Garren Creek — are propane and wood territory, past the reach of the mains. Propane burns hotter per unit and needs its own orifices and pressures, so seeing an LP-set unit lit matters. On our floor you can watch a Kozy Heat Springfield built for cold-climate homes, or a Valor radiant unit that heats with no electricity at all.

For the many Fairview homes that burn wood, come see an EPA-certified Regency stove run — far more heat and far less smoke than an old open firebox, and total independence from the grid.

Wood Heat Comes With a Chimney Job

Those wooded lots that make wood heat so natural also mean creosote — the number-one cause of chimney fires when a flue goes unswept. Seeing a modern, cleaner-burning stove or insert lit is half the story; the other half is the annual fall sweep that keeps it safe.

If you're converting from an open wood fireplace, we can show you both paths lit: a gas log set for ambiance, or a sealed insert for real, efficient heat with a proper liner.

An Easy Visit

Fifteen minutes each way keeps it simple. Bring photos of the fireplace or wall, rough measurements, and your fuel — propane or wood. We're licensed for the gas side, pull the Buncombe County permit, and pressure-test every line. No pressure to buy. Call (828) 545-0525.