Cost guide

What does installing a stove or fireplace cost in Ireland?

The cost of installing a stove or fireplace in Ireland is influenced by the type of appliance chosen, the complexity of the installation, and the need for any associated building work. High-quality, efficient stoves and intricate fireplace designs will naturally command higher prices.

Typical cost in Ireland

€1,500 - €5,000 for supply and installation

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Last updated 13 August 2026 · Typical Irish price ranges, compiled with AI assistance and checked for consistency — estimates, not quotes. How we write these

The typical cost for supplying and fitting a new stove and flue system in Ireland ranges from €1,500 to €5,000. This broad range reflects the significant variation in stove types, from basic multi-fuel units to high-end contemporary designs, and the complexity of the installation, especially if a new chimney or flue liner is required.

Factors that push the price up include the choice of a premium brand stove, the need for a full chimney rebuild or relining, and the installation of a new hearth or surround. Decorative stone or custom-built surrounds can add substantially to the overall cost.

Conversely, prices can be lower if you are replacing an existing stove where the flue system is already in place and in good condition. Opting for a more standard, functional stove model rather than a designer piece will also reduce expenses. Installation in a straightforward location with minimal structural alterations is typically more affordable.

Most quotes will include the stove itself, the flue pipe, cowl, insulation, and labour for fitting. They often exclude the cost of building a new hearth or any plastering and redecoration work required after installation. It's crucial to clarify precisely what is covered.

When comparing quotes, ensure they are for comparable stove models and specify the exact work included. Ask for a detailed breakdown of costs for the stove, flue system, and labour. Don't be afraid to ask for references and check if the installer is certified for gas or solid fuel appliances.

Find stoves & fireplaces in your county

How many are listed in each county and how customers rate them. Prices vary by business, so ask a few for a quote.

Stoves & Fireplaces listed on LocallyIrish.ie by county, with average Google rating
CountyListedAvg rating
Co. Antrim18★ 4.5 (17 rated)
Co. Armagh4—
Co. Carlow3—
Co. Cork16—
Co. Derry7★ 4.3 (4 rated)
Co. Donegal9—
Co. Down15★ 4.5 (9 rated)
Co. Dublin22—
Co. Fermanagh3—
Co. Galway5—
Co. Kerry3—
Co. Kildare6—
Co. Laois6—
Co. Limerick4—
Co. Louth5—
Co. Meath12—
Co. Monaghan3—
Co. Tipperary4—
Co. Tyrone5★ 4.5 (4 rated)
Co. Waterford3—
Co. Westmeath4—
Co. Wexford5—
Co. Wicklow4—

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Frequently asked questions

Does the cost of a fireplace installation vary by region in Ireland?

While the cost of the stove itself is national, installation labour costs can vary slightly between Dublin and more rural areas. However, the primary drivers remain the complexity of the job and the materials used.

Are there any grants available for installing stoves in Ireland?

SEAI grants may be available for upgrading heating systems, which can sometimes include the installation of more efficient stoves as part of a broader home energy upgrade. Check the SEAI website for current eligibility criteria.

Prices are indicative guides only and vary by job, location and provider. Always confirm with the business.