residential chimney sweeping
When you envision chimney sweeping, you might conjure images of the classic Dick Van Dyke-style chimney sweep from Mary Poppins. However, modern chimney sweeping is a sophisticated and sanitary process, encompassing technical checks to ensure the safety of your chimney and appliance.
During our visit, we meticulously inspect and conduct checks to certify your chimney’s suitability for use, all of which are included in the price of your sweep. These comprehensive checks encompass:
Chimney, Appliance, and Hearth Assessment: Thorough examination to ascertain their condition and functionality.
Basic Fire Risk Checks: Ensuring compliance with safety standards and regulations.
Chimney Sweep using Appropriate Equipment: Utilizing specialized tools for effective cleaning and debris removal.
Ventilation Check: Verifying proper airflow and ventilation within the chimney system.
CO Alarm Check: Testing the functionality of carbon monoxide alarms for added safety.
Smoke Draught Test: Assessing the efficiency and functionality of the chimney’s smoke draught.
Upon completion of all work, we provide you with a comprehensive certificate, certifying the safety and compliance of your chimney and appliance.
We provide the following types of Sweep Services to our residential customers:
STEEL LINED CHIMNEYS
Often referred to as a chimney liner, a flue liner that connects the top of your stove directly out of your chimney.
POT LINED CHIMNEY
Pot-lined chimneys are manufactured from either pumice, concrete, fireclay or ceramic in a range of sizes both round and square to suit the range of wood and solid fuel appliances and open fires.
TWINWALL FLUE SYSTEM
Twinwall flue systems consist of two concentric stainless steel metal walls with insulation filling the annular space between them. Twinwall systems do not require a dedicated foundation and can be easily retrofitted.
UNLINED MASONRY CHIMNEY
An unlined chimney means there is no liner – it’s simply a double or single-skin brick/stone-built chimney