Who sells Superior fireplaces near me?

At 2,650 feet, the fireplace has to earn its place

Waynesville isn't a town where a fireplace is décor. Between the elevation and a heating season that runs weeks longer than the valley towns', the hearth does real work here, especially in the older, draftier Hazelwood housing stock. Superior's WRT4500 is an EPA-certified wood box that gives you overnight-burn, grid-independent heat without a luxury price, and it doesn't care whether the power is on.

If you want gas convenience instead, we'll size a Superior gas unit to carry the room on the coldest February nights rather than gasp at them.

Mixed fuel, so we ask before we quote

Waynesville is split between natural gas closer in and propane out toward the ridges and cabins, and a Superior gas unit is set up differently for each — different orifices, different pressures. Guess wrong and it soots. We confirm your fuel first, then spec the unit to match. The wood WRT4500 sidesteps the question entirely.

Every gas line we run is a licensed job we permit through Haywood County and pressure-test before the inspector signs off.

35 minutes west, and worth the drive

Draft is harder to establish at this elevation — cold air sits in a tall flue like a plug — so the right venting matters as much as the right box, and that's a conversation we'd rather have on-site. We're headquartered 35 minutes east in Asheville, but Waynesville is core service area. Come see Superior lit at the showroom, or have us come to you for a free in-home assessment. Call (828) 545-0525.