A Fireplace Store and More · For the trade
Fireplaces for the Trade
One partner for architects, builders, designers, developers and landscapers across Chicagoland: specification help, trade pricing, our own installers, and a showroom your clients can walk through.
- 19brands under one roof
- Every fuelgas, wood, electric, outdoor
- Our owninstallers and service team
- 7 daysshowroom open every day
B2B Trade Program
Built for your business. Backed by our expertise.
A partnership that grows with your business: for designers, architects, builders, remodelers, contractors, property managers and commercial businesses, buying for your own properties or your clients’ projects. Membership is complimentary at every level, with no minimum order and no annual purchase obligation, and each higher tier includes the benefits below.
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Trade
5%product savings
Upon enrollmentStart with your first eligible order.
Core project supportGuidance from selection to quotation.
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Preferred
7%product savings
$75,000+Calendar-year qualifying purchases
A dedicated project contactOne contact for your project details.
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Signature
10%product savings
$150,000+Calendar-year qualifying purchases
Planning for the year aheadAn annual planning session and multi-project coordination.
Savings apply to eligible, regularly priced products. The qualification and program terms are below.
From first idea to finished project
Source fireplaces for your clients, projects or properties.
We help with product details, quotations and installation coordination.
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Join the program
Email your business name, contact details and website or business card.
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Register your project
Before quotation, provide your business or client name and the project address.
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Build your benefits
Your qualifying purchases earn higher tiers and greater product savings.
How membership works
Program terms and support.
Qualifying annual purchases
Tier progress counts paid, fulfilled purchases of eligible products after enrollment, measured after discounts within each calendar year. Business and registered-client purchases count toward the same business account.
Moving to the next level
Reach $75,000 to earn Preferred or $150,000 to earn Signature. Your higher rate starts with the next eligible order after the threshold is reached; it does not change earlier orders.
Keeping your earned level
An earned tier stays active through December 31 of the following year. Each calendar year’s qualifying purchases determine the level renewed for the next year. Trade membership remains free without a spending requirement.
Eligible products and exclusions
Your written quote identifies participating products and your tier discount. Installation, labor, service, delivery, permits, taxes and clearance items receive no trade discount and do not count toward tier progress.
One purchase, one business account
The discount may be applied to your purchase or your registered client’s purchase, once per order. Each purchase is credited to one business account. Trade pricing cannot be combined with coupons or other discounts.
Support that grows with you
Every level includes product guidance, specifications and installation coordination. Preferred adds a dedicated project contact. Signature adds one annual project planning session and coordination across projects.
Returns and cancellations reduce qualifying purchases and may adjust your tier for future orders. Installation and other services are quoted separately.
Why us
From the drawing to the first fire, one team.
A fireplace touches the framer, the gas fitter, the electrician, the finish carpenter and the inspector. We are the one trade that speaks to all of them — and we carry the product, so the spec, the unit and the crew come from the same place. Scroll, and watch a wall go from blueprint to fire.
1Blueprint
The wall, the opening and the clearances, drawn from your plans.
- 1Specification from the drawing
Send the plans or the opening sizes. We come back with the units that fit, the maker’s cut sheets, clearances and venting diagrams, and finish samples for the client meeting — with the trade pricing in writing.
- 2Rough-in with your trades
Our own installers, scheduled around your framer and gas fitter: the firebox set, the venting run, the gas and electrical stubbed where the maker says they go. Your crew is not waiting on a fireplace.
- 3The finished wall, from one place
Stone, mantel, doors and trim from the same store as the unit, so the clearances are right and the pieces fit each other. One quote carries the unit, the venting and the finish.
- 4First fire, handover and service
The walk-through for the owner, manuals and warranty registration, the inspection sign-off — and the same team to call for service, gas logs and doors for the life of the building. Equipment warranties run for the term the manufacturer sets and expect annual service; our own cover holds for as long as A Fireplace Store and More makes that yearly visit.
Who we serve
Five kinds of partner. One way of working.
Each card says what we do for that trade, in plain words. The form at the bottom asks which one you are, so the right person calls you back.
Architects & designers
Cut sheets, clearances, venting diagrams and finish samples at the design stage, so the fireplace is on the drawing before the wall is framed. Custom linear units from 2 to 66 feet, see-through and three-sided models, and the mantels, doors and stone that finish them.
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Builders & remodelers
One call for the unit, the venting, the gas line coordination and the finish. We schedule the rough-in with your framer and come back for the set and the trim, so your crew is not waiting on a fireplace.
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Developers & property managers
One specification held across a whole development, phased delivery, the paperwork kept per unit, and a fireplace inspection certificate per fireplace when a sale or an insurer asks for one. Electric fireplaces for units without gas or venting; gas and linear units for the amenity spaces and the model home.
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Landscapers & outdoor living
Outdoor fireplaces, fire tables and fire pits, and outdoor-rated gas logs — the gas line and the finish planned with you from the site plan, and the unit that survives a Chicago winter.
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Hospitality & commercial
Lobbies, restaurants, lounges, clubhouses and offices: the statement fireplace that runs all day, specified for the space and serviced by the team that installed it.
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Custom, to the drawing
The fireplace that is built to your plans.
DaVinci Custom Fireplaces: linear gas from 2 to 66 feet, six glass heights, single-sided, see-through, corner, pier, bay and island — with glass that stays cool enough to touch. We specify it from the drawing, size it on the page, and install it with our own team.
How it works
Four steps. No surprises.
The same sequence on a single insert or a forty-unit building. You get a date and a name at every step.
- Send the plansThe form below, an email, or a photo of the wall. We reply within one business day.
- Spec and quoteThe units that fit, with the maker’s drawings, clearances and venting; finish samples; a written trade quote.
- Rough-in and installScheduled with your trades. Our installers set the unit, run the venting, finish the wall and meet the inspector.
- Handover and serviceWalk-through, manuals, warranty registration — and the same team for service afterwards.
What we handle
Every fuel, every room, and the pieces around the fire.
Nineteen brands, one showroom. Each card opens that part of the catalog.
Projects
The kind of work we specify.
Hotels, restaurants, apartment buildings and custom homes with the makers we carry — photographed by the makers. Our own installation photos are in the gallery.
See-Thru, 180 by 20 inches: fifteen feet of flame with glass on both faces that stays cool enough to touch, so the fire sits between two rooms with nothing else between them.
Pier, 66 by 20 inches — one end against the wall, glass on the other three sides. Safe Touch glass all round is what lets it stand where people walk past it.
Two See-Thru units, 96 by 58 inches each — nearly five feet of glass height — specified as a pair so the flame lines match across the room.
Maestro see-through, 36 by 58 inches, repeated apartment by apartment: one unit and one drawing, specified once and installed many times.
Pier, 240 by 12 inches: twenty feet long and a foot of glass on a low wall — the fireplace as a room divider that does not close the room.
Island, 120 by 36 inches, glass on all four sides — a freestanding fire people can gather around, with no wall behind it.
Project photography by DaVinci Custom Fireplaces, used with permission. Sizes are the makers’ published dimensions.
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Send us the project. We reply within one business day.
Plans, a sketch, a photo of the wall or just the sizes — whatever you have. The form takes about two minutes and asks nothing we do not need.
- Call(630) 241‑1919Mon–Fri 10–5 · Sat 11–4 · Sun 1–4
- Emailsales@afireplacestoreandmore.comPlans and drawings welcome
- Visit1202-B 75th St, Downers GroveWalk your client through the showroom
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Questions
What the trade asks us.
Plain answers. Anything else — call, write, or send the project.
Do you offer trade pricing?
Yes. Architects, designers, builders, developers, landscapers and commercial buyers get trade pricing on the products we carry and the installation that goes with them. We do not publish prices online; send the project through the form or call, and the quote comes back with the trade terms on it.
Do you install, or supply only?
Either. Most trade partners use our own installers — the same team that measures, plans the venting and clearances, sets the unit and finishes the wall — but we also supply units, gas logs, doors and mantels to your crew with the maker’s installation instructions. Service and repair after handover come from the same people.
Can you specify from drawings?
Yes. Send the plans, the opening sizes or even a photo of the wall, and we come back with the units that fit, the maker’s cut sheets, clearances and venting diagrams, and finish samples you can put in front of the client. For custom linear fireplaces we work from your dimensions, from two feet up to sixty-six feet.
What are the lead times?
Stock units, gas logs and doors are usually available within days; made-to-order pieces — custom linear fireplaces, cast stone mantels, made-to-measure doors and surrounds — take weeks. Every quote carries the date for its items, and we schedule the rough-in and the install around your trades.
Can you handle a multi-unit building or a repeat spec?
Yes. We can hold one specification for a whole development — the same unit, finish and clearances on every floor plan — deliver in phases, and keep the paperwork (manuals, warranty registrations, inspection sign-offs) per unit. Electric fireplaces are often the simplest answer for multi-unit work because they need no vent and no gas line.
What about outdoor work?
Outdoor gas fireplaces, fire tables, fire pits and outdoor-rated gas logs, with the gas line and the finish planned with your landscaper. Bring the site plan; the fire feature is usually the easiest part of the patio to get right if it is on the drawing early.
Can you inspect the fireplaces in a building we manage?
Yes. Each fireplace is inspected to NFPA 211 and gets its own written report with photos, in the same format, kept per address; at Level 2 the camera run of the flue comes with it. The units in a building can be scheduled together. The fireplace inspection certificate page says what the report contains and which level a sale, an insurer or a new insert calls for.
Keep exploring
- Product catalogEvery fireplace, insert, log set, door and mantel we carry
- DaVinci custom fireplacesFor the statement wall
- GalleryOur installations and the showroom
- The showroomDowners Grove, IL — open seven days
- Request an estimateFor a single home project
- Fireplace inspection certificateNFPA 211 inspection with a written report and photos, per fireplace
A Fireplace Store and More sells and installs; we are not a general contractor. Clearances, venting and electrical requirements are the makers’ published specifications and the local code; the inspector has the last word.