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stove fitting and chimney lining quote
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Lobsta
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Hi, we have so far had 2 quotes for lining the chimney and fitting a stove as well as issuing a hetas certificate. As it's the busy time of year I'm keen to get the work booked in so I would appreciate any comments on the 2 quotes we have so far or if it's worth waiting 3 weeks for the 3rd person to come out and do theirs.
quote 1 (more of an estimate as he just gave me figures off the top of his head whilst he was here) £1300
quote 2 (proper quoteation) £1100 inc vat
Neither include the cost of the stove which will be purchsed seperately
I think quote 2 will take some beating but appreciate any feedback.
quote 1 (more of an estimate as he just gave me figures off the top of his head whilst he was here) £1300
quote 2 (proper quoteation) £1100 inc vat
Neither include the cost of the stove which will be purchsed seperately
I think quote 2 will take some beating but appreciate any feedback.
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What does this price include?
How tall is chimney, making good etc?0 -
Its a standard 2 story house, includes fitting cowl, register plate and co2 alarm and all materials needed. The hearth is fine and the opening needs no work so it's a pretty straight forward installation.
We're in Northamptonshire as well.0 -
Ok. For what's it's worth I paid £350 to have mine fitted and signed off by HETAS FITTER. I provided cowl and liner which I procured online for a few hundred quid. The installer provided and fitted the register plate to size on site. Adaptor, fuel pipe and alarm were about £100 so the total there is approx £700 but you'll pay for convenience there with them doing the lot. Doesn't sound like a complete rip off but get a couple more recommended quotes0
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does seem on the high side we had mendip 5 stove , twin wall flue (no chimney) hearth all fitted by hetas installer 2k and that was febuary this yearif you think peoples advice is helpfull please take the time to clicking the thank you button it gives great satisfaction0
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I've just had a Charnwood C5 fitted for £2.5k (including stove) two weeks ago in Hertfordshire.
However, that involved a lot of building work as they had to open up the fireplace and remove an old Baxi Boiler. It also included a granite hearth too.
I don't think your quotes are too bad at all - another fitter near us charges £1450 for a straightforward fit including hearth so doesn't seem too far away from the mark.Mortgage free wannabeMortgage (November 2010) £135,850Mortgage (November 2020) £4,7840
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