Will the installers remove and haul away my old fireplace or stove?
Yes — hauling the old unit away is included with every Weaverville replacement. Whether you're in a new Reems Creek build or an older downtown home with an inefficient original firebox, we disconnect and cap the natural-gas line, free the old appliance, and load it out. At fifteen minutes north of our Emma Rd showroom, the haul is short and it's never a separate line item.
New builds and old downtown boxes
Weaverville is really two towns at once — fast new construction spreading through Reems Creek and the older downtown streets with original masonry fireboxes that lose more heat than they make. Both generate replacement work, and both remove the same way: we shut off the natural-gas line at the valve and cap it before the old unit comes out. That cap is licensed gas work, which is why we don't hand the job off — the crew that pulls the old appliance is the one that connects the new one.
Fifteen minutes and it's gone
Because we're just up the road — fifteen minutes north of Emma Rd — the removal is genuinely quick. The old insert, stove, or firebox and all the demo debris go on our truck and off your property the same day, not left for you to wrestle to the curb. We pull the Buncombe County permit and meet the inspector for the new install. The one thing that changes the plan is a full masonry teardown; pulling out the brick structure itself is a mason's job, and we'll flag it before install day if that's what's involved.
Rather keep the old one?
If the old stove or insert is worth keeping or selling, tell us ahead and we'll set it aside clean. Call (828) 545-0525 with questions about your Weaverville swap.
Fireplace help in Weaverville
We install and service fireplaces throughout Weaverville and the rest of Buncombe County — just 15 minutes north from our Asheville-area showroom.
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