SERVING THE NORTH WEST
Elite log burners
Log burner & fireplace installation
With over ten years of experience in the building and construction industry, Elite Log Burners is your go-to provider for professional log burner installations and home improvement services. As a HETAS registered fire installer, we specialise in fitting log burners and multi-fuel stoves, offering comprehensive services to cater to all your needs.
HETAS Registered
Certified & signed off on completion
400+ Fires Installed
Across The North West
15 Years’ Joinery
Media Walls & Custom Fittings
Fully Insured
Public liability cover on every job
Most installers fit a stove. A joiner builds a fireplace.
Why Choose Elite Log Burners
- Over fifteen years of experience in the building and construction trade
- HETAS registered fire installer
- Committed to using only the best quality materials
- Friendly and reliable service
- Expertise in property maintenance and joinery
- Fully insured and dedicated to safety and customer satisfaction
- Customisable packages to suit your specific requirements
Most installers fit a stove. A joiner builds a fireplace.
Why Choose Elite Log Burners:
- Over fifteen years of experience in the building and construction trade
- HETAS registered fire installer
- Committed to using only the best quality materials
- Friendly and reliable service
- Expertise in property maintenance and joinery
- Fully insured and dedicated to safety and customer satisfaction
- Customisable packages to suit your specific requirements
Why choose Elite
Log Burners:
- Over fifteen years of experience in the building and construction trade
- HETAS registered fire installer
- Committed to using only the best quality materials
- Friendly and reliable service
- Expertise in property maintenance and joinery
- Fully insured and dedicated to safety and customer satisfaction
- Customisable packages to suit your specific requirements
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- Choose Your Stove & Fireplace
- Choose Your Hearth & Chamber Boards
- Choose Accessories & Extras
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OUR INSTALLATIONS
Bespoke Fireplaces
Every chimney breast is a different size and most of them aren’t square. A bespoke fireplace is measured, cut and built to the opening you’ve actually got — chamber, hearth and beam in proportion to each other and to the room they sit in.
Joe spent 15 years as a joiner before he became a HETAS installer, so the beam gets cut on site rather than ordered to the nearest standard size. Tiling and plastering are part of the same job, which is why the finished edges line up.
Timeless freestanding stoves
The stove that’s outlasted every trend going
A cast iron stove on a stone hearth has looked right for two hundred years and will carry on looking right long after the current fashion has turned over. It’s the most straightforward installation we do, and in an older house it’s usually the one that suits the room.
Every stove we fit is Defra approved for smoke control areas, lined with a 904-grade liner, and signed off with a HETAS certificate. Supply and installation come as one price, so there’s nothing to work out about what’s included.
Timeless freestanding stoves
The stove that’s outlasted every trend going
A cast iron stove on a stone hearth has looked right for two hundred years and will carry on looking right long after the current fashion has turned over. It’s the most straightforward installation we do, and in an older house it’s usually the one that suits the room.
Every stove we fit is Defra approved for smoke control areas, lined with a 904-grade liner, and signed off with a HETAS certificate. Supply and installation come as one price, so there’s nothing to work out about what’s included.
Bespoke Fireplaces
Every chimney breast is a different size and most of them aren’t square. A bespoke fireplace is measured, cut and built to the opening you’ve actually got — chamber, hearth and beam in proportion to each other and to the room they sit in.
Joe spent 15 years as a joiner before he became a HETAS installer, so the beam gets cut on site rather than ordered to the nearest standard size. Tiling and plastering are part of the same job, which is why the finished edges line up.
FAQ'S
Most installers fit a stove. A joiner builds a fireplace.
We review it personally against your chimney, your room and what the installation actually needs. If anything changes the figure, you’ll hear why before anything is booked.
From there it’s a visit to confirm the details, a date in the diary, and the certificate in your hand on the day it’s finished.
Prices start at £1500 for a supplied and fitted stove. What moves the figure is the chimney — whether it needs lining, whether there’s a chimney at all, and what the fireplace itself needs doing to it.
The quote builder prices the whole job rather than just the appliance: the liner, the lintel, the hearth, the carbon monoxide alarm, the sweep and the HETAS certificate are all in there. Build yours and you’ll have a figure in about two minutes.
Each installation takes between 12-48 hours. You’ll be given a realistic figure before the job rather than an optimistic one on the morning, and someone needs to be in to let us in and be shown how the stove works at the end.
Knocking out a chimney breast makes a mess — there’s no honest way around that. Containing it is part of the job: dust sheets go down before anything starts, and the room gets swept before we leave. What we don’t do is take rubble away, though that can be arranged at extra cost if you’d rather not deal with it.
Yes. We build an insulated twin wall flue system instead, which runs up through the house or externally up the wall and above the roofline.
It costs more than lining an existing chimney, and the price goes up with the height of the house — more flue, more access equipment. The quote builder asks how many storeys you’ve got for exactly that reason.
Because it gets certified, and not by us marking our own homework. HETAS registration means the installation is notified to your local authority building control, and you’re issued a certificate as proof it meets Building Regulations.
A carbon monoxide alarm is fitted as standard, the flue is tested, and you’re shown how everything works before we leave. Keep the certificate — your insurer will want it, and so will a buyer one day.