Authorized dealer
Authorized Majestic dealer in Montgomery County, MD — gas and wood fireplaces
We’re an authorized Majestic dealer — a proven, well-supported gas or wood fireplace with the factory warranty and the parts channel behind it, and without paying a premium for a badge nobody notices. We recommend the right model for the space, confirm it fits, and coordinate the order.
Get a free Majestic consultation
Send a photo of the space or your framing plans
We’ll tell you which Majestic models fit, what they need, and what they cost.
About Majestic
A proven line
with no gaps
Majestic is one of the long-standing American hearth brands and part of Hearth & Home Technologies, the largest fireplace manufacturer in the United States. That matters in practical ways: parts availability, dealer support, and a product line that covers new construction, remodels, and replacements without gaps. More on matching a fireplace to a room: Fireplaces.
Where Majestic fits
Three ways a Majestic goes in
The core of the line, from traditional to contemporary linear.
Factory-built fireboxes for new construction and additions.
Not sure which of the three you need? It’s usually decided by the room, not by taste: whether a vent can reach an outside wall, and whether there’s an opening already. Send a photo and we’ll say.
Ask about MajesticDirect-vent gas
Gas fireplaces — most of what we sell
A direct-vent gas fireplace takes its combustion air from outside and sends exhaust back out through the same sealed pipe, so it can go on an exterior wall without a chimney. That’s why most new fireplaces in the county are gas: the venting run is short, the flame is instant, and nothing leaves ash in the room. Majestic covers the whole range here, from a traditional firebox behind a mantel to a linear unit that reads as a band of flame in a stone wall.
- Goes where a chimney doesn’t — exterior wall, interior chase, or a run up through the roof.
- Linear models want a wider framed opening than they look like they need; we check the framing before anything is ordered.
- Wall switch, remote, or thermostat. Battery backup on most models, so it still lights when the power is out.
| Model | Viewing area | BTU/hr | Heats up to | Venting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Echelon II 36″ | 35-1/2 x 12-1/2″ | 30,000 (NG); 27,000 (LP) | Up to 700 sq ft | Direct vent |
| Echelon II 48″ | 47-1/2 x 12-1/2″ | 40,000 (NG); 34,000 (LP) | Up to 1,300 sq ft | Direct vent |
| Echelon II 60″ | 59-1/2 x 12-1/2″ | 50,000 (NG); 37,500 (LP) | Up to 2,150 sq ft | Direct vent |
| Marquis II 36″ | 35-7/8 x 31-1/16″ | 44,000 (NG); 43,500 (LP) | Up to 2,300 sq ft | Direct vent |
| Marquis II 42″ | 41-7/8 x 39-1/16″ | 54,500 (NG); 47,500 (LP) | Up to 2,900 sq ft | Direct vent |
| Meridian 36″ Modern | 34 1/4 x 24 3/4″ | 34,000 (NG) | Up to 1,200 sq ft | Direct vent |
| Jade 32″ | 27-1/4 x 15-3/4″ | 19,000 | — | Direct vent |
| Jade 42″ | 39 x 15-1/4″ | 25,250 (NG); 23,500 (LP) | — | Direct vent |
| Mercury 32″ | 27-3/16 x 18-1/16″ | 19,100 (NG); 19,100 (LP) | — | Direct vent |
Viewing area is the glass opening, not the framing size. Send us the opening you have and we’ll check the framing dimensions against it.
Majestic gas fireplace in mind? Send a photo of the wall and rough dimensions — we’ll tell you what can vent there and which models fit.
Ask about Majestic gasFor an existing fireplace
Gas inserts — for the fireplace that heats nothing
Most older houses in the county have an open masonry fireplace that looks good and pulls more heat up the chimney than it puts into the room. An insert is a sealed firebox that slides into that opening and vents up the existing flue through a liner. The masonry and the mantel stay exactly as they are; what changes is that the room gets warm and the draft stops.
- Measure three things before anything else: width, height, and depth of the existing opening. Photos plus those three numbers settle most of it.
- The chimney gets a liner — that’s part of the job, not an upsell.
- A gas line has to reach the firebox. If there isn’t one, that’s the cost to ask about first.
| Model | Viewing area | BTU/hr | Heats up to | Venting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ruby 30″ medium | 27-1/2″ x 15-15/16″ | 32,700 | — | Direct vent |
| Ruby 35″ large | 32-1/2″ x 19-3/8″ | 35,000 | — | Direct vent |
| Trilliant 35″ large | 32-1/2″ x 19-3/8″ | 35,000 | — | Direct vent |
| Jasper 30″ medium | 27-1/2″ x 15-15/16″ | 30,000 | — | Direct vent |
Have an opening to fill? Width, height and depth of the existing firebox are enough for us to say which inserts fit it.
Ask about Majestic insertsReal fire
Wood-burning fireplaces
A factory-built wood firebox is what goes into new construction and additions where a full masonry fireplace isn’t practical — it weighs a fraction of masonry, needs no footing, and vents through an insulated Class A chimney rather than a flue built on site. You get the fire that keeps working when the power is out, and the chores that come with it: seasoned wood, ash, and an annual sweep.
- Needs a Class A chimney and the clearances that go with it — this is decided at framing, not after.
- Doors and screens change the look more than the firebox does, and most of the choice is there.
- If there’s already a masonry opening, an insert is usually the better answer — see above.
| Model | Viewing area | BTU/hr | Heats up to | Venting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ashland 36″ | 36″ x 38″ | — | — | Class A chimney |
| Ashland 42″ | 42 x 38″ | — | — | Class A chimney |
| Biltmore 36″ | 36 x 28-1/2″ | — | — | Class A chimney |
| Royalton 36″ | 36 x 21″ | — | — | Class A chimney |
Majestic doesn’t publish a BTU rating for its wood-burning fireplaces, so those cells are blank rather than estimated. Dimensions and output change between model revisions — we confirm the current revision when we quote.
Framing the room now? Send the plan or a photo of the space and we’ll come back with the clearances and the chimney run your builder needs.
Ask about Majestic woodFor your builder or architect
Documents for the drawing set
Architect guides, CAD drawings, CSI sections and Revit families for every Majestic series — the files a builder asks for before the wall is framed, and the ones an architect drops into a drawing set. They live on one page with the rest of the hearth lines we specify.
Files open on Majestic’s own servers, so you always get the current revision. Need a size or a series that isn’t listed — ask and we’ll send the documents for it.
How we help with a Majestic fireplace
Framing a new house? Now is the moment to get the fireplace right.
Good to know
Majestic questions we hear every week
Are you an authorized Majestic dealer?
Yes, and we hold it in writing from the distributor of the Majestic fireplace line. It means the factory warranty applies to what we sell you, and parts and support come through the manufacturer’s own channel rather than a third party.
Majestic or Regency?
Both are solid. The choice usually comes down to the specific model that fits your opening, venting, and look — not the brand name. We’ll show you both where it makes sense.
Do you work with builders on new construction?
Yes. Reach out during framing — it’s the easiest moment to get the fireplace right.
How long is the lead time?
It varies by model and season. Fall is our busiest stretch — the earlier you order, the less you’ll be sweating it in December.
Do you install?
No. We sell and advise; installation goes through trusted partners, and we coordinate with them.
Can I see a Majestic in person?
We don’t have a showroom, but we can point you to nearby manufacturer displays.
Free consultation
Tell us about your fireplace
A photo of the space or your framing plans, rough measurements, and whether you have gas — that’s enough. We’ll come back with the Majestic models that fit and a written quote.
Prefer to talk? Call 240-988-9177 · Serving Montgomery County, MD · By appointment