We supply the stove, carry out the building works to open the chamber up to a suitable size, install it, commission it and certify it. One HETAS registered team, from the first survey through to the paperwork.
Real jobs across Tyne and Wear and the North East. Every one surveyed, installed, commissioned and certified by our own engineers.
A stove installation is a building job as much as an appliance job. These are the three parts of it that decide whether the finished stove actually works.
The chamber usually needs opening up to a suitable size, which means brickwork, a lintel where one is needed, and patch plastering around the new opening. We carry all of that out ourselves rather than leaving you to arrange a builder.
Every property needs the right flue behind the appliance. That might be a flexible liner down an existing stack, or a twin wall system where there is no chimney at all, along with the correct ventilation for the output.
Only once the chamber and the flue are right does the stove itself go in, along with the hearth and the beam. Getting the first two wrong is what makes a stove smoke, run cold or fail its commissioning.
All Eco Design Ready and suitable for smoke control areas.
We size the stove to the room, not the biggest model we can sell you.
The traditional choice, and the one most people picture. Eco Design Ready and compliant with current emissions standards, so they can be used in smoke control areas.
Burn logs or smokeless fuel depending on what suits you and what is easiest to get hold of. Useful if you are not tied to one supply.
Freestanding models sit forward on a hearth, inset models sit back into the chamber. Which suits depends on the depth you have and the look you are after.
Five steps, the same on every job, with one team responsible for all of them.
No subcontractors on your installation. The same HETAS registered team surveys the property, does the building works, fits the flue, installs the appliance and signs it off, so nobody is ever passing the buck.
Book a free surveyBased in Hebburn and working across Tyne and Wear, Durham and Northumberland. If you are not sure whether we reach you, just ask.
The things people ask us most often about having a stove supplied and installed.
No. If your property has no chimney, or the stack is not serviceable, we install a twin wall flue system instead. The free survey tells you which route your property needs before you spend anything.
Most installations are completed inside a single day. Occasionally two, where the chimney needs more opening up than expected. We work from dust sheets and everything is done by our own team rather than a subcontracted fitter.
Yes. We open the chamber up to a suitable size, patch plaster around the new opening and install the hearth, chamber and beam. There is no separate builder to arrange and no gap between trades where things get missed.
Yes. We are HETAS registered, so we commission and test the stove on the day, issue a certificate of compliance, and notify the installation under Building Regulations. Keep the certificate safe, as your home insurer and any future buyer will ask for it.
That is what the survey is for. We size the appliance to the room rather than selling you the biggest one we can. An oversized stove run low is the single most common fault we are called out to correct, and it is worth getting right first time.
Tell us a little about the room and the chimney and we will give you a fixed price in writing. We can survey in person, or remotely from photos and Google Maps. No charge and no obligation.
