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Recommendations for upgrading a fireplace


fizzmoll

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We are in the process of removing our old period style gas-powered fireplace and replacing it with a modern, scandinavian style wood burning stove. The installation requires lining of the chimney, removing and disconnecting the existing gas burner etc.


So far I have been talking the following three places to get quotes etc:


- CASA down on Bellenden Road (http://www.casaonline.co.uk)

- A company called Natural Fires down in Catford (http://www.naturalfires.net/)

- London Chimney liners in Lewisham (http://www.londonchimneyliners.co.uk/)


Has anyone used any of the above companies? Any recommendations? Something to avoid?

I found some very bad reviews online for Natural Fires which made me a bit hesitant.


Any advice would be much appreciated!


Many thanks!

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