“Fantastic service, very friendly and helpful. The installer cleared up after he had finished and even brought in my first load of logs. Thanks.” –Martin (Huddersfield)

“Thank you very much for your speedy installation. We love our new wood burning stove, it really makes our house feel like home.” –Paul & Emma (Oldham)

“Thanks to your fitter, he was friendly fast and tidy. We are very happy with our new stove, and we will recommend you to all our friends.” –Mrs E Woods (Todmorden)

“ We are really happy with our Stovax Stockton 7, its completely changed the room, thanks to all at Village Stoves.” –Mrs E Wilson (Greenfield)

“Great job guys, the house is a different place now, wahay no more mega gas fire bills.” –Mr J Sandham (Reddish)

“Don't know what we'd have done without Village Stoves, theres no substitute for getting the job done right, cheers” –Mr R Johnson (Ramsbottom)

“Great job, great price fantastic stove, thanks to all at Village Stoves & Fires” –Mrs P Harman (Milnrow)

“Dear Village Stoves,what a great stove and fireplace, have been toasting myself whilst the wind blows outside. Thank you for the great service.” –Anne (Mossley)

Inset Stoves

Inset stoves are built into a chimney breast or hearth leaving just the front of the stove showing. Inset stoves can sometimes be installed in a hearth that originally had an open fire, without a great deal of building work, although the chimney/flue will usually require lining. An inset stove installer may need to remove a section of your chimney breast above the stove to gain access to the flue pipe in order to complete proper installation. Below are some images of the type of inset stoves that we have experience of installing.