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

Fuel and Power, Both Limited

Out toward Sandy Mush and Turkey Creek, Leicester is rural — propane and wood do the work, and a few remote properties don't have the electrical capacity to lean on. That makes the appliances worth seeing the ones that stay simple. A Valor H5 runs on a millivolt system with no blower and no circuit board, so it heats whether or not the lights are on.

On the floor you can also watch a Regency wood stove burn — total grid independence, heat you own outright. Standing in front of both lit tells you which fits your road and your fuel.

Cold Hollows Ask for Real Heat

Leicester's rural valleys drain cold air and can run five to eight degrees colder than Asheville on clear winter nights, so a fireplace here has to actually heat, not just glow. Feeling the warmth roll off a Kozy Heat on propane, or off a wood stove, in person is the only way to judge it.

Leicester is mixed-fuel; tell us whether you're on propane or wood and we'll show you displays set up for it.

An Easy Visit

Fifteen minutes each way keeps it simple. Bring photos, rough measurements, and your fuel type. We're licensed for the gas side, pull the Buncombe County permit, and pressure-test every propane line we run. No pressure. Call (828) 545-0525.