The cost of your multi fuel stove installation will vary depending on the type of stove you choose, the size of the stove and how much work needs to be completed on the chimney lining.  A member of our team is always willing to give you a free quote, so don’t hesitate to get in touch with Farmhouse Stoves.

Although you do not need to ask your local planning authority for planning permission to have a multi fuel stove installed, it is a legal requirement that you inform your local authority building control department of your stove installation intentions.  This applies no matter what type of stove appliance you are looking to install.

Recent studies have shown that individuals who have installed a multi fuel stove to their home have seen the value of their property increase.

Yes! And you should be sure to use a HETAS registered installer, like Farmhouse Stoves.  By using a HETAS registered installer you can rest assured that your multi fuel stove installation will be compliant with legal requirements, what’s more, we will inform the local authority of the installation.  When you receive your HETAS certificate you should ensure that it is kept in a safe place as the certificate itself is an important document that will be required by solicitors should you choose to sell your home in the future.

By choosing a stove that is approved by HETAS you can rest assured that the appliance will conform to the current UK building regulations, for both the installation and the use.  When you choose a HETAS approved appliance you will hold all the relevant information for using the appliance, along with a guide to solid fuel products and services that will meet your individual needs and requirements.  Choosing an approved wood burning stove will also help when it comes to the installation, as the installer will have less work to do when it comes to ensuring that the product meets the legal requirements.

Yes, within reason.  If a property does not have an existing chimney, you may find that a chimney system is installed rather than building a new masonry chimney.  A chimney system may have to run within the property or externally as long as it is safe to do so.  If you aren’t sure what you need to have a wood burning stove installed at your property get in touch with Farmhouse Stoves who will be more than happy to take a look at and let you know exactly what is required.