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Leicester, North Carolina

Is a gas fire pit worth the extra cost over a wood-burning fire pit?

In Leicester, a gas pit is worth it, though wood still has a real following out here. On these large rural lots — Sandy Mush, Turkey Creek — most homes run on propane, so we branch the pit line off your tank. A gas pit lights in seconds when clear-night cold-air drainage drops you well below Asheville; wood is the honest budget pick if the ritual's the point.

Propane and a wood-heat culture

Leicester is rural, large-lot country where propane and wood already do the heavy lifting — the profile's steady stove-and-insert demand tells you people here like a real fire. So a fire pit here is an honest fork. If the ritual matters — coals, smell, room on the acreage for a wood ring — we build wood pits, and there's no shame in it. If you want fire more nights than you want a chore, gas is the answer: we tie a buried line into your propane system, set the regulator, and coordinate the tank with your supplier. On clear nights the cold-air drainage runs these valleys well below Asheville, so the pit season is long either way.

The gas line is the licensed part

Whichever way you go on the pit itself, if it's gas, the connection is licensed work in North Carolina — we permit it with Buncombe County, pressure-test the line, and meet the inspector. A handyman or landscaper legally can't run or connect fuel, no matter how remote the property, and a propane pit doesn't lean on the electrical service some of these back-valley homes are short on. We're about 15 minutes west of our Asheville showroom, close enough to come walk your lot. Call (828) 545-0525 for a free quote.

Fireplace help in Leicester

We install and service fireplaces throughout Leicester and the rest of Buncombe County — just 15 minutes west from our Asheville-area showroom.

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