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About This Service

A modern EPA-certified wood stove is the workhorse of Colorado home heating — radiant warmth that keeps working when the power doesn't, from fuel you can stack yourself. Installation is where safety lives: clearances, hearth protection, and a properly designed chimney system are what make a stove an asset instead of a hazard.

We handle complete installations — stove placement and clearance engineering, hearth pads, wall protection where needed, and either a new insulated chimney system or a stainless liner into an existing masonry flue. Permits and code compliance included, because woodstove code exists for very good reasons.

Signs You Need Wood Stove Installation

  • You want serious heat that survives outages
  • An open fireplace or old stove isn't pulling its weight
  • A shop, cabin, or addition needs standalone heat
  • Your insurance flagged an old non-certified stove
Wood Stove Installation — Donovan Chimney & Fireplace at work
Serving the entire Front Range: Denver, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, and 100+ surrounding communities within ~65 miles of each. See all service areas →

Installation Done Right

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Site evaluation: clearances, hearth, venting route, and combustion air.

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Venting system designed and sized to the stove and the structure.

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Installation to manufacturer spec and local code, permits handled.

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Burn-in and orientation: you learn the stove with the installer standing there.

Why It Matters for Safety

Solid-fuel stoves concentrate serious heat in a small footprint; clearances, hearth protection, and venting exist because house fires taught the industry each rule. A stove installed to spec is wonderfully safe — and every shortcut subtracts from that directly.

Maintenance Tips From Our Technicians

  • Empty ash before it reaches the air inlets; airflow is everything in a modern stove.
  • Check door and glass gaskets annually — the dollar-bill tug test works.
  • Burn only seasoned cordwood; treated or wet wood damages stoves and flues alike.
  • Sweep stove flues annually minimum; heavy-use mountain homes often need mid-season checks.

Why Homeowners Choose Donovan Chimney & Fireplace

Since 1998, Donovan Chimney & Fireplace has served the Front Range with one operating principle: show the customer the evidence, price the work in writing, and do it right the first time. Our technicians are trained, insured, and background-checked — and because we're open 24/7, the urgent version of this problem always has someone answering.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can a wood stove vent into my existing fireplace chimney?

Often yes — via a full stainless liner sized to the stove, not just a stub into the open flue. 'Slammer' installs without a liner draft poorly, creosote heavily, and fail inspection; we don't do them.

What do the EPA certifications mean for me?

Certified stoves burn far cleaner and squeeze much more heat from each log — modern units use a fraction of the wood old smoke dragons did. In Colorado's air-quality-conscious counties, certification can also be a legal requirement for new installs.

Are you licensed and insured?

Fully. Donovan Chimney & Fireplace carries the licensing and insurance this work requires, and certificates are available on request — something we recommend asking of any company that climbs on your roof.

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We serve Denver, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, and every community around them — see the full service area list.

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