Canton, North Carolina

Where can I see gas fireplaces burning in person near Asheville before I buy?

If you're in Canton, there's a good chance you're replacing a hearth or gas appliance the Pigeon River flooding damaged — and our Asheville showroom at 629 Emma Rd, about 20 minutes east, is where you can see replacement options actually burning. Because Canton runs mixed fuel, tell us whether you're on gas or propane first. Call (828) 545-0525.

Replacing what the water took

A lot of Canton homes along the Pigeon River valley lost hearths and gas appliances to flooding, and a water-damaged gas unit is a replacement, not a repair — flooded valves and connections have to be inspected and, usually, swapped out. Coming to the showroom lets you see sealed direct-vent units that start clean, and stand in front of the flame before you commit to the one going into your rebuilt room.

Gas or propane, and a valley that stays damp

Canton is mixed-fuel — some homes on a gas main, others on propane — so let us set the floor model to your fuel before you judge it. The valley floor holds morning fog and dampness that rusts dampers and chimney caps earlier than you'd expect, another reason many here move to a sealed unit over an open masonry hearth.

Permitted and inspected

We pull the permit with Haywood County and meet the inspector on every gas line — especially important when a flooded connection is involved. Bring photos and a measurement to the showroom; the next step is a free in-home assessment of venting, the fuel line, and clearances at the house.

Fireplace help in Canton

We install and service fireplaces throughout Canton and the rest of Haywood County — just 20 minutes west from our Asheville-area showroom.

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