How much does a Stove Installer cost in Wrexham?
Typical costs for hiring a stove installer in Wrexham, Wales. Stoves & Log Burners pricing is largely consistent across the UK, so the figures below are indicative national ranges. Your actual quote depends on job size, access and materials, so always get 2–3 quotes.
Stove Installer price guide, Wrexham
| Job type | Price range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Stove With Existing Chimney | £1900 – £2800 | Mid-range stove supplied and fitted, no major chimney work |
| Stove With Chimney Liner | £2200 – £3200 | Mid-range stove, includes chimney cleaning and liner |
| Stove With Twin Wall Flue | £3000 – £4500 | Mid-range stove, no chimney |
| Installation Without Stove | £1000 – £1700 | Fitting, liner and certification; stove bought separately |
| Mid Range Stove | £700 – £1500 | Stove only, before fitting |
| Opening Up Fireplace | £300 – £500 | Low-end materials |
| Building Control Inspection | £370 – £530 | Only if the installer can't self-certify |
Price ranges sourced from MyJobQuote, Log Burner Installation Cost (updated 10th September, 2026). Cost data across all trades was last updated 22 September 2026. Actual quotes vary by job complexity, access and contractor.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to install a log burner?
With a mid-range stove, expect about £1,900–£2,800 fitted into an existing chimney that needs no major work, or £2,200–£3,200 if the chimney needs cleaning and a liner. These prices include VAT and cover both the stove and fitting.
Can I have a log burner without a chimney?
Yes. You'll need a twin-wall flue installed instead, either internally or externally, which puts a mid-range installation at around £3,000–£4,500.
Does a log burner need building regulations sign-off?
Yes. Fitting a stove is notifiable work: an installer registered with a competent person scheme such as HETAS, NAPIT or OFTEC can self-certify it, otherwise it must be inspected by your local building control, which typically costs around £370–£530. Wales has its own Approved Document J.
What should I check before hiring a stove installer?
Check they're registered with a solid fuel competent person scheme such as HETAS, so they can certify their own work and give you a certificate of compliance, which you'll want if you ever sell. Also ask them to calculate the right heat output for your room, and confirm they have public liability insurance.