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No. We fit stoves only. If you haven’t bought one yet, we’ll point you to Ramsbottom Stoves, just down the road. If you’ve already got a stove from anywhere else, we’re just as happy to fit that.
Yes, fully. Every installation is signed off properly, so there’s no chasing the council or awkward questions when you come to sell your home.
It depends on the job — send us a few details and we’ll give you a proper figure, not a guess.
Ramsbottom, Bury, Bolton, Rochdale, Manchester, Oldham, Wigan, Rawtenstall, Bacup, Accrington, and Darwen. Not sure if you’re in range? Just ask.
Yes. Whether it’s from a local shop, inherited, or bought online, we’re happy to fit it properly.
Most installations are completed in a day, start to finish, including testing and certification.
Yes. A HETAS compliance certificate is issued on the spot — no waiting, no separate council visit needed.
Every job is backed by our own workmanship guarantee, on top of the manufacturer’s warranty on the stove and liner.
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Log burner installation cost in the UK typically ranges from around £700 to £2,000 for a straightforward fit into an existing chimney opening, rising to £3,500 or more if a new flue liner, twin wall flue system, or fireplace opening work is needed. The final price depends on the type of stove, whether your chimney is already lined, and any building work required to meet clearance and hearth regulations. Getting a HETAS-registered installer to assess your chimney and property first gives you an accurate, tailored cost of a log burner installation rather than a generic estimate. [insert phone number here] can arrange a no-obligation site visit to quote your specific job.
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.
The average cost of installing a log burner sits around £1,500 to £2,500 when you include the stove, flue liner, hearth, and labour, though simple jobs using an existing chimney can come in lower and complex retrofits can run higher. Costs are driven mainly by whether a chimney already exists, the length and type of flue liner needed, and any preparatory building work. It’s worth getting a fixed quote rather than relying on averages, since every property and chimney setup is different. A site visit lets an installer give you a realistic figure rather than a rough guide.
The cost to install a wood burning stove generally falls between £1,000 and £3,500, depending on whether you’re using an existing chimney or need a full flue system fitted from scratch. Stove price itself is separate from installation labour and materials, so the two should always be quoted individually so you can see where your money is going. Older properties with non-standard chimneys or listed building constraints can push costs toward the higher end. A HETAS-registered installer will factor in your specific chimney condition and property type when pricing the job.
A HETAS registered installer has been independently assessed and approved to install solid fuel and wood-burning appliances to current UK safety and Building Regulations standards. Choosing a HETAS installer means your installation should self-certify without needing separate Local Authority Building Control sign-off, which saves time and hassle. It also means the installer has demonstrated competence in chimney and flue assessment, appliance fitting, and safety checks specific to solid fuel heating. Always ask to see proof of HETAS registration before booking a stove installer near you.
Using a HETAS approved installer ensures your stove installation meets the safety and building standards required for solid fuel appliances, protecting both your home and your insurance validity. HETAS approval also means your installer can issue the compliance certificate needed to prove the work was done correctly, which matters if you ever sell your home. Non-approved installations can create serious safety risks around carbon monoxide and fire, and may not be recognised by your insurer or mortgage lender. Checking HETAS status is one of the simplest ways to vet a local log burner installer near you.
You can check HETAS’s own online register to confirm whether a stove installer near you is currently HETAS registered and see which appliance types they’re approved to fit. It’s also worth asking any local installer directly for their HETAS registration number and current certificate before booking a survey. A genuine HETAS registered installer near you should be happy to provide this without hesitation, along with references from previous log burner or wood burner installations. Confirming registration status upfront avoids any confusion later about compliance sign-off.
Multi fuel stove installation cost typically ranges from £1,200 to £3,000, covering the stove connection, flue or liner work, and hearth requirements specific to solid fuel appliances. Multi-fuel stoves often need slightly different flue specifications than wood-only stoves because they’re designed to also burn smokeless coal or other approved solid fuels, which can affect pricing. As with any stove installation, the biggest cost variable is whether your property already has a suitable chimney or needs a full flue system fitted. A proper site survey from a HETAS-registered installer will give you an accurate multi fuel stove installation cost for your specific property.
A twin wall flue system typically costs between £800 and £2,000 depending on the height required, the number of bends, and whether it runs internally or externally up the outside of the property. Twin wall flues are commonly used where a property has no existing masonry chimney, offering a compliant route to safely vent a stove through a wall or roof. Material costs form part of the overall price, but professional installation is essential to ensure the correct clearances and weatherproofing are achieved. Always get a fixed quote for the full twin wall flue installation rather than relying on material costs alone.
Twin wall flue installation cost is affected mainly by the total height of run needed, the number of directional bends, and whether the flue exits through an existing roof, a wall, or needs full external bracketing up the side of a building. Access difficulty, such as installations on multi-storey properties or awkward roof lines, can also add to labour costs. Because a twin wall flue is a Class 1 chimney alternative, it must be installed to strict clearance and support standards, which is not a task suited to DIY. A HETAS-registered installer can survey your property and provide an accurate cost breakdown for your specific flue run.
The cost to install a wood burning fireplace generally ranges from £1,500 to £4,000, depending on whether you’re fitting into an existing fireplace opening or creating a new one, plus any flue or chimney work required. Retrofitting into an existing, well-maintained fireplace opening tends to sit at the lower end of this range, while properties needing a new flue liner or structural opening work cost more. Location within the home also matters — installations in garages or conservatories can involve additional flue routing considerations compared with a traditional lounge fireplace. A HETAS-registered installer will need to see the space in person to give you a firm cost to install a wood burning fireplace.
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