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Choosing a certified wood burner installer protects your safety, your insurance, and your home. Incorrect installation can void your consent, breach council regulations, and create serious fire hazards.
All NZHHA-certified members are:
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Our verified member directory covers every region in New Zealand. That means no guesswork — just professionals who’ve met the national standard.
Certified to Install, Clean, Recommend, & Supply Fireplaces
Search the Certified RegisterBecoming an NZHHA member means more than just joining a professional body — it means stepping into a nationwide network of heating professionals committed to safer homes, cleaner air, and higher industry standards.
Whether you install, service, supply, or support solid fuel appliances — NZHHA membership connects you to the training, recognition, and tools you need to grow.
With NZHHA, you’re not just hiring a technician — you’re engaging a verified heating partner.
From Supply to Service, Our Members Handle It All
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Ask us a QuestionWhat Does NZHHA Certification Mean?
NZHHA certification means your installer or technician has completed official training in the safe installation, servicing, and inspection of solid fuel appliances. Each member listed on our site holds current certification and meets industry-recognised standards for compliance, safety, and performance.
NZHHA Certification Pathways Include:
- Introduction to Solid Fuel Heating Course
A foundation course for anyone entering the solid fuel industry. This is the first step toward technical qualifications in installation or servicing. - Solid Fuel Appliance Installation Technician (SFAIT)
Certified to install solid fuel appliances and, with council approval, can sign off installations. SFAIT professionals also conduct inspections to support compliance with local building codes. - Solid Fuel Appliance Servicing Technician (SFAST)
Certified to service and maintain solid fuel appliances, helping homeowners keep their heating systems running safely and efficiently.
All NZHHA-certified members are required to stay current through refresher training and ongoing professional development.
- Introduction to Solid Fuel Heating Course
What is a certified wood burner installer?
An NZHHA-certified installer has completed training in solid fuel appliance safety, installation, and servicing—and is regularly audited to maintain certification.
Do I really need a certified installer?
Yes. A certified installer ensures your wood burner is installed to code, safe to use, and unlikely to fail inspections.
Do NZHHA members only install fireplaces?
No — many also clean chimneys, recommend fireplaces that meet your needs, and sell approved wood burners.
How do I choose the right fireplace for my home?
Our members can recommend the best fireplace for your space, heating needs, and local council regulations.Are all professionals on this list certified?
Yes — all listed businesses have certified staff and are verified as current members.