Where can I get replacement parts for a Regency fireplace or stove?

Builder-grade boxes, real-heat ambitions

The new subdivisions around Enka-Candler and Sand Hill were built with basic decorative fireboxes, long on looks and short on heat. Within a few years owners want the real thing, which usually means a Regency insert or stove that actually warms the room. When they would rather service what they have, the parts are typically ignition and pilot components; when they upgrade, we make sure the new unit is matched to propane and vented right. We would rather size you the right appliance than the priciest one.

A valley bowl that rewards a clean burn

Hominy Valley sits in a natural bowl that can trap air, so clean-burning sealed appliances matter here for more than efficiency. A Regency EPA wood stove or a sealed gas insert burns far cleaner than an open fire, and keeping it that way means genuine OEM combustion parts: gaskets that seal, baffles at spec, the right orifices for propane. Off-brand substitutes leak and soot, which shows up fast in a valley that holds its air.

For a homeowner deciding between a repair and an upgrade, we lay out the honest math rather than steering you to the sale, because the right appliance beats the priciest one. We stock the common Regency parts, quote the fault upfront, and back every repair with the manufacturer's warranty plus our own workmanship guarantee. The Cascades F1500 is a strong EPA wood choice for a Hominy Valley home that wants a clean burn, and a 24/7 line covers a winter no-heat call.

Propane is licensed, and we are close

Connecting or converting propane is licensed work a delivery crew legally cannot do in North Carolina. We permit with Buncombe County and pressure-test the line. Fifteen minutes west, with common parts on the truck. Call (828) 545-0525.