Gas Fire Installation Stoke-On-Trent
Types we install



Installation day
- Preparation & Protection
We start with safe isolation, cover walkways, and set out dust control so the rest of your home stays free of debris. - Precision Installation
Openings are cut or adjusted with attention to lintel support; we dry-fit the surround and trim to confirm sight lines from your main seating. - Testing & Commissioning
We carry out tightness testing and, where appropriate, combustion checks. Before closing, we run the fire to stabilise the flame picture. - Handover & Demonstration
We then seal, finish, and show you basic operation—ignition, standby, safety features and cleaning the glass.
If you’re upgrading an existing appliance, we’ll remove old kit carefully and patch the opening for a crisp edge. Should we find a hidden issue, we’ll pause, explain options, and confirm any variation before continuing. If you ever need future assistance after the install, our dedicated page for fixes is here: gas fire repair.
Survey, ventilation & flues
A calm, thorough survey is where safe, durable results begin. We check the existing opening, lintels and brickwork, then look for hidden services before any cutting starts. If there’s a chimney, we assess its condition and lining; if not, we map an external route that keeps the terminal unobtrusive while respecting clearances.
We confirm minimum room volumes and any required permanent ventilation, and we’ll show you where slimline vents can sit neatly without draughts running across seating.
For homes along the A500 or near Longton, we plan realistic arrival windows and protect floors and furniture with sheets and edge guards before tools leave the van. If decorating is scheduled, we’ll coordinate so gaps are kept short and disruption is low.
Safety & compliance

Gas Safe Registered
All gas work is completed by a Gas Safe registered engineer (ID shown on arrival) and documented at handover. We follow manufacturer literature and verify clearances from surrounds and combustibles.

Proper Ventilation
Where a room requires permanent ventilation, we’ll fit low-profile grilles and place them sensibly so comfort isn’t compromised. We also explain carbon-monoxide alarm placement in plain English.

Compliance & Regulations
If you ever want to verify credentials, you can check the Gas Safe Register. Where local planning or listed-building considerations apply, we’ll highlight the need to consult Stoke-on-Trent City Council guidance.
Pricing & what's included
We keep pricing positive and predictable. We price from a short survey so your figure reflects your room, surround/hearth choices and flue/terminal route. Share photos for a fair range; we confirm a fixed scope before work starts. For broad guidance, see installation pricing on our pricing page—then we’ll tailor it to your specific needs.
What's Included
- Preparation and protection
- Opening work and making safe
- Appliance, flue or terminal components
- Fixings, sealants and heat-resistant finishes
- Commissioning checks and thorough handover
- Digital notes and photos for your records
Factors Affecting Cost
- Condition of chimney/opening
- Surround, hearth and trim choices
- Terminal route & access requirements
- Gas run or power adjustments
- Decorating sequence and making-good
Ready to book?
Tell us about your room and share a couple of photos—the existing opening, the wall where the fire will sit, and the outside wall if a terminal is needed. We’ll reply with a sensible range and the best plan for protection, opening adjustments and the surround.
FAQs About Gas Fire Installation
Do you work without a chimney?
Yes—room-sealed appliances are designed for homes without flues. We plan the external terminal carefully so it looks neat and meets clearances.
Can the fire sit under a TV?
Often, yes, with the correct clearances and a suitable mantle or recess. We’ll measure, check the manufacturer guidance and set expectations so heat doesn’t shorten your TV’s life.
What about ventilation—will my room feel draughty?
We fit low-profile grilles when required and position them sensibly. Room-sealed models don’t need room vents because they take air from outside.
Will it heat the room or is it just for looks?
Glass-fronted fires are efficient and give meaningful heat. Open-fronted models are more about ambience; we’ll set out realistic performance for your room size and insulation.
Can you coordinate with my decorator or joiner?
Absolutely. We’ll sequence cuts and dry-fits so painting or skirting follows smoothly, reducing downtime in your living room.
How do you handle older chimneys?
We assess, sweep and, if needed, line the chimney. If masonry is soft, we’ll stabilise the opening and set a robust base for the hearth.
If you’ve been looking for gas fire fitting stoke-on-trent, we’ll give you straight answers on clearances, ventilation and day-to-day running so you can choose the right model, not just the right photo

