The price of installing a woodburner usually covers removing any existing fireplace fittings, fitting the stove itself, connecting it to a compliant flue or chimney liner, and finishing with a hearth and register plate to current Building Regulations. Additional costs can apply if the chimney needs relining, if a twin wall flue system is required because there’s no suitable existing chimney, or if structural work is needed to open up a blocked or undersized fireplace. A clear, itemised quote from your installer should set out exactly what’s covered before work begins. Ask your installer to confirm what’s included versus what might be classed as an extra before committing.