For Marshall, yes. Steady Flame is your authorized Heat & Glo dealer, about 25 minutes north of our Asheville showroom. On these steep hillside lots and in the tight downtown buildings, chimney routing is a headache — which is exactly why sealed, direct-vent Heat & Glo units shine here. As a licensed gas contractor, we permit and install the whole job.
Direct-vent solves a Marshall problem
Marshall's houses cling to steep hillsides, and downtown's narrow multi-story buildings are built right against the mountainside — neither is friendly to a tall traditional chimney, and the French Broad gorge stirs up downdrafts that make open fireplaces backdraft and smoke. A Heat & Glo direct-vent unit routes a short sealed pipe straight out the nearest sidewall, no chimney required and no draft to fight. That's often the difference between a fireplace that works here and one that doesn't. We'll confirm the vent path before anything's ordered.
Access shapes the plan
Tight, sloped lots with limited access also shape how we run the gas line and stage the install, so an in-home look matters more here than most places — we'd rather see the site than guess. Marshall is mixed-fuel: some homes on gas, many on propane up the coves, and we configure the Heat & Glo unit for whichever you've got, with the right orifices and pressures. Cool, damp gorge evenings run long here, so a sealed unit that heats reliably earns its keep well beyond deep winter.
Licensed for the gas, permit and inspector
A hardscaper or handyman can't legally connect gas in North Carolina — that's licensed work, and it's ours. We pull the permit with the county, pressure-test the line, and meet the inspector, so the install and your warranty both hold up. One company from the showroom floor to the final flame. Come see the Heat & Glo lineup at our Asheville showroom, and call (828) 545-0525.
Fireplace help in Marshall
We install and service fireplaces throughout Marshall and the rest of Madison County — just 25 minutes north from our Asheville-area showroom.