Steady Flame Fireplaces sells Superior, and up in Maggie Valley — propane country at more than 3,000 feet — it's a value-priced fit for the cabins and vacation rentals that fill the neighborhoods here. Superior's EPA wood WRT4500 and LP-configured gas models are built to sit idle for weeks, then light on demand. Call (828) 545-0525.
A fireplace that sits idle, then has to perform on arrival
Maggie Valley runs on rentals and second homes, and the fireplace pattern is unusual: cold and unused for weeks, then a family walks in on a Friday night at 3,000 feet expecting instant fire. That's a lot to ask of a neglected unit. Superior's gas models light at the flip of a switch, and the EPA-certified WRT4500 wood box gives guests a real fire with no dependence on the power staying on — which, this high up, it doesn't always.
For an owner watching the budget across several units, Superior's value pricing lets you outfit more cabins without cutting the corners that matter.
Propane at altitude, inspected before the season
This is propane-only country, so every Superior gas unit is set up for LP — the right orifices and pressure for burning at 3,000-plus feet, where thin air and hard cold both change how an appliance runs. Because Maggie Valley is one of the coldest communities we serve and sits a good drive from any parts counter, a pre-season inspection before the peak rental months isn't fussiness — it's how you avoid a dead fireplace on a booked weekend.
40 minutes west, licensed and permitted
Connecting propane is licensed work in North Carolina, so a cabin builder can't legally do it — we run and pressure-test the line and permit it through Haywood County. Maggie Valley is 40 minutes west of our Asheville showroom; book a free assessment and we'll come to the property. Call (828) 545-0525.
Fireplace help in Maggie Valley
We install and service fireplaces throughout Maggie Valley and the rest of Haywood County — just 40 minutes west from our Asheville-area showroom.