How do I choose a fireplace design when building a new home?
Building in Fletcher — whether it's a home in the I-26 corridor or a commercial space near the airport — you've got natural-gas mains, so the fuel decision is easy and the design can lead. Choose a sealed unit for a residence or a linear statement piece for a lobby or office, and set the gas and venting into the plans before the walls close.
Corridor growth, gas on tap
Fletcher keeps building along the I-26 corridor, and natural gas across the area means a new build isn't wrestling with propane logistics — we tap the main and go. For homes, that's a clean shot at a Napoleon Ascent 36 workhorse or a Heat & Glo 6000CLX great-room anchor; for the newer construction replacing the 1990s builder-grade fireboxes, it's a chance to design in real heat and a designer front from the start rather than settling for the basic box.
Commercial and outdoor features
The airport-area commercial demand here runs ahead of the surrounding residential streets, and a linear clean-face unit — a Napoleon Vector 50 or a Majestic Meridian 42 — makes a strong lobby, office, or hospitality focal point. Outdoor gas features suit the corridor's commercial patios too; new construction is the cheap moment to run the outdoor-rated line. We handle the gas and appliance side and coordinate the surround or hardscape with your builder.
Henderson County permit, one company
Whether residential or commercial, extending a gas line is licensed work in North Carolina — a general contractor or electrician legally can't connect the fuel. We pull the Henderson County permit, pressure-test the line, and meet the inspector, all through one accountable team 20 minutes from our Asheville showroom. Come see the units on Emma Road, get a free design consultation, and call (828) 545-0525.
Fireplace help in Fletcher
We install and service fireplaces throughout Fletcher and the rest of Henderson County — just 20 minutes south from our Asheville-area showroom.