Does a built-in fire pit add value to my home?
Yes — in Asheville, a permanently plumbed gas fire pit is one of the more dependable outdoor upgrades for resale, because buyers here shop for the mountain-evening lifestyle and read a finished stone fire feature as move-in-ready. From Montford to South Asheville, a professionally built, permitted pit helps a home show, and you can compare options at our Emma Road showroom first.
Why it lands with Asheville buyers
Asheville markets itself on cool evenings and time spent outdoors, and a permanent fire feature speaks straight to that. When a buyer walks the yard of a Montford Victorian or a newer South Asheville build and finds a plumbed pit set in stone that matches the house, they stop seeing a project and start picturing the evenings they'd spend out there. In a market this competitive, how a home shows in the first walkthrough can move an offer.
Being headquartered here helps too. Our showroom sits at 629 Emma Rd, so before a shovel touches your patio you can stand in front of the burners and fronts we install — including Napoleon's square gas fire pit — instead of guessing from a listing photo, and the crew, permit, and follow-up all come from one accountable company.
Natural gas is the local advantage
Most of Asheville sits on natural-gas mains, from West Asheville through the North Asheville corridors, so a fire pit can tie into an endless supply instead of a tank you refill — no hauling, no running dry mid-gathering, flame at the flip of a switch. Running or extending that line is licensed work in North Carolina, though: a hardscaper can lay gorgeous stone but legally can't connect it to fuel.
We can, and we pull the Buncombe County permit and meet the inspector on every line we run. That paper trail is what protects the sale and the homeowner's insurance down the road — unpermitted gas work has a way of surfacing at closing or on a claim. Call (828) 545-0525 for a free design consultation.
Fireplace help in Asheville
We install and service fireplaces throughout Asheville and the rest of Buncombe County — we're headquartered right here.