We sell beautiful premium quality direct vent gas fireplaces to replace your builder-grade fireplace or build into a room that doesn’t have a fireplace. We have contemporary and traditional fireplace models from Regency and Mendota who are two of the top manufacturers in the industry. Installing a new gas fireplace in a room will create a beautiful focal point and provide excellent heat using one-third of the gas that your gas furnace uses. They operate during a power outage using a battery backup system for 5 to 8 days allowing you to stay in your home during those winter storms rather than moving to a hotel to wait out the outage. They also add a great deal of value when you sell your home. Vent-free gas fireplaces give excellent heat to a room that does not have the ability to vent to the outside. They can be built into any room (except bedrooms) and come in traditional and contemporary models. They are ideal for a large living space due to the amount of heat and the gas exhaust generated.

Mendota offers a full line of luxury traditional fireplaces in square and rectangular shapes with double burner systems which give 12 levels of flame adjustment and heat output by utilizing both burners or burning one of the single burners in order to control heat output. Their realistic flame patterns with high-end log sets or contemporary interior media can make a world of difference in your room. They offer the most design options in the industry so you can customize your fireplace to fit your interior design perfectly. They have beautiful linear fireplaces from 39″ to 72″ with numerous log and glass options to create the perfect fireplace for your home.

Regency has have beautiful Traditional and Contemporary fireplaces which offer the latest technology with the highest quality of construction at a great price point for a premium fireplace. City Series is their latest collection of modern linear fireplaces with cool touch technology which allows combustible material around the fireplace like drywall or shiplap because the heat exits into the room at the ceiling level.