Where can I get parts for an old Majestic fireplace?
Many Arden homes carry tired 1980s-90s open masonry fireplaces, so an old Majestic here may be a gas conversion needing valve or pilot parts — or a candidate for a sealed insert. Bring us the model and serial number and Steady Flame, fifteen minutes north, will source it. Natural gas serves Arden. Call (828) 545-0525.
Drafty open fireplaces, the Arden pattern
Royal Pines, Skyland, and the 1980s-90s neighborhoods around Arden are full of open masonry fireplaces that pull more heat out of the room than they put in. Where a Majestic gas unit or log set was added into one, parts usually mean a valve, a pilot assembly, a thermocouple, or a log set — small components we can source off your model and serial number. But if the firebox itself is the problem, no part will make a drafty open hearth heat well, and we'll be straight with you about that.
When the fix is really an upgrade
A tired open fireplace that keeps needing attention is often better served by a sealed gas insert — natural gas runs through Arden, so a direct-vent insert turns a heat-losing hole in the wall into a real heater at the flip of a switch. We'll price the honest repair first and lay the insert option beside it, no pressure. Biltmore Park's retail and office spaces get the same straight assessment on their gas features.
Licensed, permitted, upfront
Connecting gas is licensed work in North Carolina, so an Arden Majestic's gas side stays out of DIY hands. We quote before we start, and an insert or replacement gets the Buncombe County permit and the inspector's sign-off — protection for your home sale and insurance both. Fifteen minutes south of our shop, we're quick to reach. Call (828) 545-0525.
Fireplace help in Arden
We install and service fireplaces throughout Arden and the rest of Buncombe County — just 15 minutes south from our Asheville-area showroom.