CHAPS - Stove Repair Service Suffolk

get in touch

Is your stove looking a little tired or appears to be unsafe, I can help.

Stove Refurbishment Services

At CHAPS, we understand the importance of maintaining a functional and aesthetically pleasing stove. Our stove refurbishment services are comprehensive, covering everything from glass repair to respraying, ensuring that your stove looks and performs like new.

My Stove repair services include the following:

  • Glass Repair

  • Brick Replacement

  • Rope Seals

  • Refurbish Stoves

Glass Repair

Is your stove's glass showing signs of wear and tear? I’m equipped to handle glass repair for a wide range of stove models. Whether it's a small crack or a complete replacement, we'll have your stove looking crystal clear in no time.

Brick Replacement

Over time, the bricks inside your stove can deteriorate, affecting its efficiency. Our refurbishment service includes brick replacement, restoring your stove's interior to optimal condition for safe and efficient operation.

Rope Seals

To ensure proper sealing and insulation, rope seals are essential components of a well-maintained stove. Our team will replace worn or damaged rope seals, preventing heat loss and maintaining the efficiency of your stove.

Stove Respray

Give your stove a fresh new look with our respray service. Whether you want to restore its original finish or choose a completely new colour, our professional respraying will revitalise the appearance of your stove.

Stove Refurbishment FAQs

  • Overloading fuel into your stove can cause overfiring, this is when the inside of the box heats up much quicker than the outside, causing pressure and leading to the glass cracking or breaking.

  • I recommend replacing (or at the very least inspecting) your rope seals annually. Have you noticed your stove is drawing more fiercely than it once did or the glass seems to have tar deposits forming quickly? This is a sign your seals need addressing.

  • If a brick is well supported on three edges then it can remain in place. As a general rule a single hairline crack is not a problem. I recommend you replace if it looks like it could fall into the fire or if you can see the stove wall behind.