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  1. QandA New Member

    joined: Nov 27, 2012
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    Question:

    My home does not have a fireplace and I would like to add one. I really love the smell, sound, and "life" of a wood fire and would prefer to install a wood burning fireplace (vs. gas). Is this a big project? How much should I expect to pay?



    Answer:

    Main thing is where the chimney will go. If your house is two story it most likely will have to go in a "chase" or framed box on the outside of the home. A prefab fireplace with this chase can be had for $4000. to $6000. installed...more if you a heating-type fireplace.

    If you have a singly story home and can build the fireplace and chimney inside the home, then you could spend $2500-4000.

    You can save some money if you are handy and want to do the painting, hearth, sheetrocking or other parts of the work.
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