Around Mars Hill, the rural Spring Creek and Gabriels Creek valleys run on propane or wood, and a radiant Valor gives those homes power-optional gas heat. Steady Flame carries it at the Asheville showroom, 30 minutes south, and installs it fully licensed. Call (828) 545-0525.
Propane and wood country, with a gas option
Outside the university, Mars Hill's Spring Creek and Gabriels Creek homes largely heat with propane or a wood stove, and a Valor bridges the two: the clean convenience of gas with the radiant, power-optional heat that made wood the old standard here. Set for LP with the correct orifice, the H5 throws steady warmth off the glass with no blower and nothing electronic to fail on a cold night.
One of the colder corners we cover
This is high, cold ground, and the heating season leans long. Valor's modulation earns that: dial it down to 9,000 BTU for a shoulder-season evening or up to 24,000 when a Madison County cold snap settles in. Near the university, where easy-use fireplaces get rented and turned over, a simple millivolt pilot means fewer service calls and no fussy electronics.
Licensed gas work, permitted right
A mason can build a firebox but can't legally connect it to fuel — that's licensed work, and it's ours. We permit with the local authority, pressure-test the line, and back the job. Come see a Valor lit at 629 Emma Rd before you decide. Call (828) 545-0525.
Fireplace help in Mars Hill
We install and service fireplaces throughout Mars Hill and the rest of Madison County — just 30 minutes north from our Asheville-area showroom.