HETAS Fitted Stove

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A wood stove can add value and ambience to your property.

Heating your home with a wood-burning stove offers several extra advantages. For instance, these stoves can serve as supplementary cooking surfaces, making them ideal for preparing things like hot cocoa.

They also have the added bonus of saving you money on other utilities, like electricity which as we all know is expensive.

There are many things to consider when selecting stove to meet your home’s needs. Two of the most important ones. Siting of the stove and the kw required to heat your defined area, get these two things right and you will save a lot of money! Ask a professional for help it pays in the long run.

HETAS approval is vital for your safety and peace of mind

Improper stove installation can cause carbon monoxide poisoning, fires, and smoke inhalation, all of which may be deadly.

It is recommended to use a HETAS qualified fitter to install any wood burning appliance for safety and insurance purposes.

Long term maintenance

A stove isn’t something you can just install and never think about again. While the burner itself usually requires minimal upkeep, neglecting regular cleaning can cause soot to collect in the flue, increasing the risk of chimney fires.

For safety and reassurance, it’s strongly advised to have your burner cleaned and serviced at least once each year.

Can we assist?

If you would like to know more about heating with a wood burner, please make contact and one of our fully qualified fitters (HETAS registered) will be happy to help.

Safe Stove Installation

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Safe Stove Installation. Safety and efficiency are key to a warmer property

Have your new or replacement stove installed by a qualified HETAS fitter for safety and insurance purposes.

Proper installation ensures efficient heating. Stoves add warmth, comfort, and can increase your home’s value by up to 5%. Wood burning stoves are generally more eco-friendly and may help lower energy bills.

Steel or cast iron?

Wood burning stoves create a warm atmosphere with their scent and crackle. They are typically made from cast iron or steel.

Consider factors such as maintenance, appearance, construction and operation when comparing these materials to narrow your selection and find the right model for your home.

It is highly recommended to speak to a qualified fitter who can explain all the pros and cons of each metal.

Wood to burn

A reliable supply of firewood is essential when using a stove.

For optimal efficiency, it is important to use well-seasoned wood, as lower moisture content ensures better combustion. Ash, oak, and cherry are among the preferred timber choices due to their naturally low water content.

Additionally, proper storage must be considered; ensure that an adequately sized, dry area is available for maintaining your wood supply.

Can we help?

If you are thinking of installing a new wood stove please do get expert advice as fitting the incorrect stove could prove costly. Should you require assistance please do make contact and one of our fully qualified (HETAS registered) fitters will be happy to assist

HETAS Approved Stove Installer

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Hetas Approved Stove Installer. Why you should consider installing a wood stove?

In the UK, most people spend their time in the living room, so heating costs are mainly concentrated there. Using a more affordable heating method for this space can significantly reduce overall central and supplementary heating expenses.

How much less does it cost? The price of wood logs can vary quite a bit based on your location and where you source them. Some individuals are lucky enough to get free wood from their gardens or nearby areas, which is a huge benefit—once your wood burner is installed, you could potentially heat your home at no cost. Imagine that!

Using a wood burning stove has many advantages both for you and the environment.

  • Modern DEFRA-approved or Ecodesign-rated stoves emit far fewer particulates and burn wood much more efficiently than older open fires.
  • Using dry, seasoned wood minimizes smoke and pollution.
  • Utilises waste wood, offcuts, sawdust, and forestry by-products that might otherwise rot or be landfilled can be repurposed as energy.
  • Wood stoves produce a radiant, “deep” warmth that many find more comfortable than central heating.
  • The aesthetic appeal — the flame, crackle, and smell — adds to home atmosphere and wellbeing.

Professional fitting is vital for safety and insurance.

HETAS approval

Poorly installed stoves do pose very real risks from carbon monoxide poisoning to house fires and smoke inhalation, all of which can have devastating and fatal consequences.

It is recommended to use a HETAS qualified fitter to install any wood burning appliance for safety and insurance purposes.

Can we help?

If you are thinking of adding a wood burning stove to your home, please do make contact and one of our fully qualified (HETAS registered) fitters will be happy to assist.