Stoves & Log Burners · Wales · Updated September 2026

Stoves & Log Burners in Wales

Find verified stoves & log burners across 15 Welsh towns. Every listing is cross-checked against Companies House and Google Business Profile. We do not verify trade-body membership — ask the business for its number and check it on the issuing body's register. Free to use, no sign-up.

Credentials to look for in a stove installer

The credentials worth asking a stove installer about. We do not verify these ourselves — check the number on the issuing body's own register.

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Browse verified stoves & log burners town by town across 15 Welsh towns.

Common 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.