Booking

Request a slot.

Send this over and Andrew will ring you back with a time. No deposit is taken, and nothing is confirmed until you have spoken to him.

Sweeping season runs August to March and books out fast. Off-season slots are the easiest to get and cost you nothing extra.

What happens next.

The appliance, the address and roughly when suits. That is enough to price and plan the job.

He confirms a date and a one-hour arrival window with you directly. Nothing is booked until that call.

Sheeted, vacuum-sealed to the hearth, swept the full length of the flue, then draw-tested.

Sent before we leave the drive, with photographs of the flue.

Rather talk it through?

Monday to Saturday, 7am–7pm. Voicemail answered same day.

Pick “not sure” on the form and say what the fire is doing in the notes. That is more useful to us than a service name.

Traditional brush-and-rod sweeping for open hearths, including wide inglenook throats and register plates that need lifting.

Baffle out, flue swept top to bottom, rope seals and glass checked. Stoves in constant use want sweeping twice a year, not once.

Nest removal outside the March–August breeding season, followed by a bird guard or cowl so it does not happen again next spring.

Swept from below, with a full external inspection of the stack and ridge. Thatch is unforgiving of a flue nobody has looked at.

A camera survey of the full flue when something is not drawing right, before a sale, or after a chimney fire. You get the footage.

Proving a flue is sound and venting where it should. Booked on its own when a room smokes back, before a purchase, or after a fire.