$1800 for wood stove installation?

I did some calling around today for installation quotes and really they were all similar. The cheapest I got was around $1800 for the pipe, liner/insulation/mesh, thimble, delivery and labor... that sound good/average?

I know there are different levels of quality with liners but this is for middle of the road quality if that's absolutely needed to judge price.

Thanks!

-Emt1581

Sounds about right to me. The Vigilant ran me $1600 for the install, the Intrepid ran me about $1800. The Heritage will run me $2400 but that will include some chimney work along with double wall pipe and insulation.

I did mine on my own and had 1200+ wrapped up in the pipe/liner/insulation. That was for a 30' 5.5" flex liner and double wall stove pipe. I'd say that's not bad at all, of course things could get more expensive when they dive into it.

I also did my own, cost me $632 for a 20ft Flex King Pro liner with insulation plus I had to replace a couple top flue tiles which ran another $32, then $10 tube of high temp silicon. I got a quote for $1,300 just for the labor, that alone pursuaded me to take the time to do it myself, took me about 4 hours.

That's just a bit less than what I paid with some chimney repair as part of the deal.

About what I paid for mine.

Sure I could have done it myself, but they were in and out and fire in my stove in under 3hrs. I would have taken a whole weekend more than likely.

Yup, maybe the high-ish side of normal.

~Rose