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Stove Installation Cost

How long is a piece string? The cost of installing a wood burning stove can be anything from about £200 to £3000+.

Are you are lucky enough to have a suitable chimney, hearth, ventilation?

Probably not. If you are lucky then a DIY job to the building regulations and an inspection from your local Building control Officer might cost as little as £200.

The chances are that your chimney / flue will not be suitable and Ultimately DANGEROUS. The fitting of stoves is regulated by Document J Building Regulations. Have a look through and see if you are up to designing and installing a safe job. If you’re not confident, get an expert in.

If you have a chimney, previously used for an open coal fire, you could be looking at £600+ for a DIY job. For a professional installation it would be £1000+. (Not counting work on the opening and hearth)

In situations where a new chimney needs creating from scratch by a professional, the cost is likely to exceed £2000 for an external, insulated, stainless steel flue.

For the purpose of our “Is it worth it?” calculation I’ll use a low -mid price of £1000 for the installation.

 

Next - Wood Burning Stove Running Costs

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Living with a Wood Burner

Money Wise - Living with a Wood Burner

Choose the Right Stove – What Size

Choosing the Right Stove – What Features

Choosing the Right Stove – What Style

Choosing the Right Stove – What Price

Stove Installation Cost

Wood Burning Stove - Running Costs

Living with a Wood Burner Worth it–Summary

Living with a Wood Burner Worth it–Conclusions

Environment Wise - Living with a Wood Burner

Lifestyle Wise - Living with a Wood Burner

Conclusions. Is a Wood Burner Worth It?