Brands we carry
The brands we carry — and why we carry them
We carry lines we’d put in our own homes: proven products, parts that are still available in year ten, and a manufacturer that answers the phone. Regency, Majestic, Fire Magic, and Klipsch up front, specialists alongside them, and most other major names on request.
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Hearth
Regency — engineering first
Four decades of fireplaces, inserts, and stoves, and a reputation built on the unglamorous things: heat output that matches the rating, controls that still work in year three, and warranties that say the company expects them to. It’s the hearth line we reach for most often.
- Direct-vent gas and gas inserts — new installations, and inserts that turn an open masonry fireplace into a sealed heater.
- Wood stoves and inserts — high-efficiency units for a house that wants real fire and real heat.
- Contemporary linear gas — a long, low flame for modern rooms.
- Outdoor — gas fireplaces and fire tables built to live outside.
Want the fireplace to actually heat the room? Tell us the room size and how the floor is laid out. That decides output, and output is where this line earns its money.
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Majestic — the widest range of the hearth lines
The one hearth line we hold authorized dealer status on in writing, and part of Hearth & Home Technologies, the largest fireplace manufacturer in the United States. That matters in practical ways: the factory warranty applies, parts stay available, and the line covers new construction, remodels and replacements without gaps.
- Direct-vent gas fireplaces — the core of the line, traditional through contemporary linear.
- Gas inserts — an existing fireplace becomes a sealed, efficient heater.
- Wood-burning fireplaces — factory-built fireboxes for new construction and additions.
Shortlisted two brands for the same wall? Send the models, or just a photo of the wall. We’ll tell you where they actually differ in your room, not on the spec sheet.
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Superior — value across a whole build
One of three hearth brands from Innovative Hearth Products. Aimed squarely at new construction and remodels: enough breadth in one line to cover a whole project instead of mixing brands room by room.
- Direct-vent gas — the DRT and DRC families in traditional proportions, from a bedroom size up to a great room.
- Linear gas — the DRL series, including see-through models that open to two rooms.
- Wood-burning and inserts — factory-built fireboxes where masonry isn’t practical.
- Outdoor fireplaces — the same range, rated for a covered patio.
Building or remodeling a whole floor? Send the plans. One line across several rooms keeps the trim, the glass and the controls consistent, and it goes on the schedule as one order.
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Escea — for the wall that has no way out
Built in Dunedin, New Zealand, and engineered around one problem: most rooms were never built for a fireplace. The flue can run vertically, horizontally or under the floor, the zero-clearance rating means the surround can be wood or drywall, and a TV can sit directly above the glass.
- NB Series gas — built-in gas with the No-Duct Heat System: vertical, horizontal or under-floor venting.
- NX Series gas — the same install freedom plus ducted heat you can send to another room.
- EK Series outdoor — an outdoor wood-fired fireplace and a professional grill in one.
- LE and LR electric — no venting, no gas line, for the wall where neither is possible.
Been told your wall can’t take a fireplace? Send a photo and what the wall is built from. Escea vents in directions most units can’t, and it’s often the answer after someone else said no.
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Ironhaus — doors made to your opening
Custom iron fireplace doors cut, built and finished by their own craftsmen in Hamilton, Montana. The least disruptive upgrade in the hearth business: no framing, no venting, no permit in most cases — the fireplace you already have, finished properly.
- Foundation Series — the core catalog of rectangular and arched doors, where most projects land.
- Hand-crafted and fully custom — cabinet, full-view, bi-fold and single-swing types, in the texture, finish and hardware you choose.
- Refacing — surround and door together, so a dated brick opening reads as one deliberate piece.
Keeping the fireplace you have? Send a photo of the opening with a tape measure across it. Doors are made to the opening, so the measurement is the whole conversation.
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Fire Magic — the grill you build the kitchen around
Premium gas grills for decades, and the approach hasn’t changed: heavy-gauge stainless, cast burners with long warranties, and components designed to be serviced rather than thrown away. In a built-in island the grill is the one part that should not be the compromise.
- Built-in gas grills — Echelon, Aurora and Choice, from a weeknight size up to one that feeds a crowd.
- Freestanding grills on carts — the same grill heads for a patio without an island.
- Side burners, power burners and griddles — for everything that doesn’t belong on the grate.
- Refrigeration and storage — outdoor-rated refrigerators, access doors, drawers and trash pull-outs built to match.
Replacing a grill head in an island you already have? Send the cutout dimensions and a photo of the opening. We’ll tell you what drops in without rebuilding the stone around it.
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HearthStone Outdoor — Vermont soapstone on the patio
HearthStone has made soapstone stoves in Vermont for decades; HearthStone Outdoor is the part of the company that took the same materials outside. It’s the line we recommend when an outdoor kitchen needs more than a grill.
- Brabura gas griddles — flat-tops in 22, 32 and 40 inches, enameled cast iron or stainless.
- Genio pizza ovens — wood-fired or multi-fuel over a thick soapstone floor that holds an even temperature.
- Cast iron fire pits — the Cosmo, Meteor and Zenith, with a cooking ring that turns the fire pit into a grill.
Planning the patio this season? Send the footprint and a photo of the space. We’ll say what fits, what has to be run before the masonry goes up, and in what order.
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Klipsch — horn-loaded since 1946
Paul W. Klipsch started building speakers in a tin shed in Hope, Arkansas, and the idea hasn’t changed since: high efficiency, low distortion, and dynamics that make music and movies sound the way they do in the room. We’re an authorized Klipsch dealer and listed in their dealer locator.
- Reference and Reference Premiere — floorstanding, bookshelf, center and surround speakers for theater and stereo.
- Subwoofers — the difference between hearing the movie and feeling it.
- Architectural — in-wall and in-ceiling speakers for whole-home audio and rooms where the speakers should not be seen.
Matching speakers to a room, not to a review? Dimensions, where people sit and what you watch decide the model far more than the price does. Send those three and we’ll come back with a pair and the reason for it.
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Emotiva — the electronics behind the speakers
Two decades of amplifiers, processors and speakers that measure and sound like gear costing several times the price, kept affordable by selling direct. The catch is the one every direct brand has: nobody in the room tells you whether the amp suits the speakers you already own. That part is ours, and we can supply Emotiva as part of a project we’re putting together.
- X Series — XPA power amplifiers from two to seven channels, and the reference processors.
- BasX Series — the same engineering simplified: mono, stereo and multichannel amps and integrated units.
- Airmotiv speakers — towers, center, bookshelves and height speakers for Atmos.
- Subwoofers, DACs, phono stages and cabling — the unglamorous parts that decide whether the system holds together.
Tell us the room, not the budget. Dimensions, where people sit, and what you listen to or watch. You can hear a setup in a private listening area, by appointment.
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Lines we carry without a page of their own
Not every line we supply has a page here. These five live inside the type pages instead, where they stand next to the others on the same wall — which is usually the comparison that matters.
- SimpliFire — electric from Hearth & Home, also as electric inserts for an opening that will never vent.
- Outdoor Lifestyles — outdoor gas and wood-burning fireplaces, including see-through units detailed into a wall from both sides.
- Real Fyre — hand-painted ceramic log sets for a working masonry fireplace, vented or vent-free.
- Monessen — log sets and burners, including vent-free systems for a fireplace with no usable flue.
- Modern Flames — electric fireplaces for built-in and media-wall installations.
Looking for a brand that’s not on this page? Name it and we’ll come back with whether we can get it, how long it takes, and what we would put next to it. We say no when we can’t get it or would not own it.
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Questions about brands and dealer status
Are you an authorized dealer?
For Klipsch, yes — we’re listed in their dealer locator. Regency, Majestic, Superior, Escea, Fire Magic, HearthStone Outdoor, Ironhaus, Outdoor Lifestyles, SimpliFire, Modern Flames, Real Fyre, and Monessen are lines we carry and supply through distribution, with the full manufacturer warranty on everything we sell. Emotiva sells direct to the public, and we can supply it as part of a project we’re putting together — there our part is the system, not the shop window.
Can you get a brand that isn’t listed here?
Usually. Tell us the brand or model and we’ll come back with availability and a quote. We say no when we can’t get it or wouldn’t put it in our own home.
Do manufacturer warranties apply?
Yes, on everything we sell — and we’ll help if you ever need to file a claim.
Do you sell replacement parts?
Yes, for the brands we carry. Tell us the model and serial number.
Can I see products in person?
We don’t have a showroom, but we can point you to nearby manufacturer displays for the models you’re considering — and for a serious audio purchase, arrange a session in a private listening area, by appointment.
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A brand, a model, or just a rough idea — plus a photo of the space. We’ll come back with what fits, what it needs, and a written quote.
Prefer to talk? Call 240-988-9177 · Serving Montgomery County, MD · By appointment