Who sells Heat & Glo fireplaces near me?

Heat output is the whole point up here

Waynesville isn't a place for a fireplace that's mostly for show. The Hazelwood housing stock leans older, with wide open masonry fireboxes that can actually run a net heat loss — pulling warm room air up the flue on the coldest nights. A sealed Heat & Glo unit reverses that: the 6000CLX at roughly 40,000 BTU throws serious heat into the room instead of the chimney, and it keeps going when the wind is howling off the ridge.

Sizing matters more at this elevation. The rule of thumb is around 20 BTU per square foot in a moderate climate, and Waynesville pushes well past moderate — we'll spec the unit to your actual room, not sell you up a tier you don't need.

Natural gas or propane — we set it either way

Waynesville is mixed fuel: some homes are on the gas main, plenty of others out toward the coves run propane. Heat & Glo units get configured for whichever you have, with the correct orifices and pressures — propane burns hotter per unit, and a wrong-fuel setup soots the glass and robs efficiency. Getting that right is part of a licensed install, not an afterthought — whether that's a downtown Waynesville bungalow or a place out past Lake Junaluska.

Permit and inspector, Haywood County

A mason or hardscaper can build you a gorgeous surround, but in North Carolina they can't legally connect the gas. We can. We pull the Haywood County permit, pressure-test the line, and meet the inspector — one accountable company from the showroom floor to the final flame. Book the assessment in late summer or early fall, before the cold sets in and everyone calls at once. Call (828) 545-0525.