Wood burner Installation Costs

The vast majority of our work consists of a wood burner with a:
• Multi-Fuel flexible flue liner inserted through an existing chimney stack
• Usually a chimney pot and rain cowl fitted
• A Register plate and a length of vitreous flue pipe going off the top of the stove
• Hetas registration certificate and carbon monoxide alarm

We have some very competitive package deals that include hearth, stove, beams, liner etc ranging from those on a tight budget to high end Installations. please contact us for a no obligation survey.

To line or not to line? Your stove is only as good as the flue connected to it !

When a chimney was designed originally for an open fire it was typical for a fire to burn 12kW of fuel per hour and give nominally 2kW into the room. When a stove is fitted, for every 2kW it gives into the room there is less than 1kW of heat going up the chimney. Thus there is insufficient heating of the clay or stone masonry if a stove is fitted without a lining. In this situation it is typical to have tar condensation and an incorrect draught for the stove to work correctly and efficiently. A chimney lining will also prevent smoke and fumes from your fire from leaking into other rooms of the house (yours or your neighbours !)

Efficiency figures by appliance manufacturers are based on steel lined flue systems being connected

When lined no fluid creosote deposits are capable of entering the fireplace recess as this is kept within the appliance and burnt off.

 

Existing system and health check prices

Call outs to existing systems not installed by us are charged £50 payable at the time of visit