Chimney Repair & Stove Installation in Wexford

County Wexford is Ireland's sunny southeast corner, but even here the autumn and winter months bring genuine cold, and a quality stove is one of the most effective ways to keep a home warm and welcoming throughout the year. We have been serving Wexford homeowners for many years, covering everything from Wexford Town and Enniscorthy in the centre of the county to the port town of New Ross on the Barrow, the busy market town of Gorey in the north, and the historic village of Bunclody at the foot of the Blackstairs Mountains.

One of the distinctive features of Wexford's property landscape is the significant number of holiday homes and weekend retreats, particularly along the Hook Peninsula, the Rosslare strand, and around Kilmore Quay and Courtown. These coastal properties often sit idle for long periods, making an efficient, easy-to-use stove an ideal heating solution — you can arrive on a Friday evening, light the stove, and have the whole house warm within an hour. We fit stoves in holiday homes regularly and understand the particular requirements of these properties, including appropriate flue terminal selection for exposed coastal sites where sea breezes can cause downdraught.

Wexford Town itself has a strong stock of Victorian and Edwardian terraced houses along its characterful quayside streets, and many of these older properties have original chimney stacks that have never been lined. Converting these to stove use requires careful chimney surveying and correct liner specification, both of which our fully insured team handles to a high standard. The same applies to the many period properties in Enniscorthy, which is one of Ireland's most beautifully preserved Victorian towns.

The farming community across the rich agricultural heartland of Wexford — the Slaney valley, the Barrow lowlands, and the open plains around Ferns and Kiltealy — has always had a strong tradition of solid fuel heating. We work with many Wexford farming families who are upgrading from old back boilers or open fires to modern multi-fuel stoves, and we see excellent results in terms of warmth and fuel economy for these customers.