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Moving our wood burning stove to a new house
We're probably going to take our wood burning stove with us when we move. If we disconnect it, will a removal company take it?
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"Yes, that would not be a problem.
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Marcus."
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Answered on 28th Mar 2023 - Member since Feb 2023 -
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"Yes they would take it as long as its disconnected"
Answered on 29th Aug 2024 - Member since Mar 2024 -
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"Yes. Once we have proof as a company that that home owner agreed to this, than we can find solutions in transporting your wood burning stove."
Answered on 20th Aug 2024 - Member since Aug 2024 -
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"I would definitely ask the company that sold you the wood burning stove or that installed your wood burning stove in your property.
I have one and I would certainly never try to remove it myself, so that I can move it to a new house, should I move home.
In any case they would also need to install it in my new house!
So... I suggest you contact the company you used or look for a company that sells wood burning stoves, or one that installs them.
Nigel
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I have one and I would certainly never try to remove it myself, so that I can move it to a new house, should I move home.
In any case they would also need to install it in my new house!
So... I suggest you contact the company you used or look for a company that sells wood burning stoves, or one that installs them.
Nigel
BIG Bear đž"
Answered on 15th May 2024 - Member since Apr 2024 -
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"We run man with van service and would happily help"
Answered on 10th May 2024 - Member since Apr 2024 -
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"Most removal companies will handle transporting a wood-burning stove, but there are a few considerations to keep in mind:
Disconnection: Ensure the stove is properly disconnected. This usually involves not only detaching it from the chimney but also making sure itâs clean and safe for transport. Itâs advisable to have a professional handle the disconnection to ensure safety and compliance with any local regulations
Preparation for Transport: The stove should be thoroughly cleaned to remove any ash or soot. This will make it safer and more pleasant for the movers to handle. Remove any loose parts and pack them separately to avoid damage."
Disconnection: Ensure the stove is properly disconnected. This usually involves not only detaching it from the chimney but also making sure itâs clean and safe for transport. Itâs advisable to have a professional handle the disconnection to ensure safety and compliance with any local regulations
Preparation for Transport: The stove should be thoroughly cleaned to remove any ash or soot. This will make it safer and more pleasant for the movers to handle. Remove any loose parts and pack them separately to avoid damage."
Answered on 26th Jul 2024 - Member since Jul 2024 -
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"Yes absolutely removal companies would if it's been disconnected from mains"
Answered on 3rd Aug 2024 - Member since Oct 2023 -
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"Yes a removal company should take it if it is disconnected."
Answered on 14th May 2023 - Member since May 2023 -
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"Yes of course! I donât see any reason why not just mention how heavy it is"
Answered on 28th Mar 2023 - Member since Mar 2023 -
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"Yes as long as its been disconnected for a few days and is clean and not dirty"
Answered on 9th Feb 2024 - Member since Nov 2023 -
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