Yes, if your home doesn’t have an existing chimney, we can install a free-standing stove connected to a twin-wall insulated flue system. This system can be constructed externally or internally to vent smoke safely.
The ideal stove depends on factors such as the size of the room, the heat output you need, and your preference for wood-burning or multifuel stoves. Our experts can help you choose the best stove based on your needs and the available space.
A flue liner is a protective lining that runs inside the chimney, ensuring safe and efficient venting of smoke. If you have an existing chimney, a flue liner is often necessary to ensure optimal draft and to prevent dangerous creosote build-up.
Yes, we can install a stove in a prepared opening, or we can carry out the necessary work to modify the chimney breast and fireplace to make it suitable for stove installation.
Stove installation typically takes 1-2 days, depending on factors like the complexity of the installation (e.g., chimney work or flue system setup) and the type of stove being installed.
Yes, it’s highly recommended to install a carbon monoxide detector in the room where the stove is located. This provides added safety in case of any issues with ventilation or combustion.
Yes, regular maintenance is essential to ensure your stove operates efficiently and safely. This includes annual chimney sweeping to remove soot and creosote build-up, as well as checking for any issues with the stove or flue system.
Proper ventilation is necessary for a wood-burning stove to operate efficiently and safely. If the room lacks adequate air supply, an external air vent may need to be installed to ensure proper combustion and to prevent the buildup of harmful gases.
Stoves can be designed for wood, multifuel (including coal, peat, and more), or other fuel types. Check the manufacturer’s recommendations and ensure you are using the appropriate fuel for your stove.
Yes, many homeowners use a stove as their primary heat source, especially in well-insulated homes. However, the stove’s heating capacity should match the size of the room, and it may be beneficial to use it alongside other heating systems for larger homes.
The cost of stove installation varies depending on factors such as the type of stove, the complexity of the installation (e.g., flue system, chimney work), and additional materials required. Our team can provide a detailed quote based on your specific needs.
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