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What we sweep

Whatever you burn, we have you covered.

From a routine annual sweep to a camera survey after a chimney fire. If you are not sure which one you need, ring and describe what the fire is doing — that is usually enough to tell.

What we take on

Every job on the van.

Every sweep includes a flue inspection and a draw check as standard. Beyond that, each of these is a job in its own right with its own reason for calling — so you only ever book the one you need.

Prices

What it costs.

Published, so you can work out roughly what you are in for before you ring. Every figure is a starting price for a straightforward job — we confirm the actual price with you on the phone before anything is booked.

Sweeping

A full brush-and-rod sweep, a flue inspection, a smoke-draw test and the certificate emailed the same day. One price per flue.

Inspection and nests

The jobs that are not a sweep. Each is booked in its own right, and each answers a different question.

Stove maintenance and repair

The parts that wear out first. Usually done in the same visit as the sweep, so there is no second call-out.

Worth knowing

  • Every price is per flue. A property with two chimneys is two jobs, though we will always do them in one visit.
  • There is no call-out fee anywhere on the round, and no charge for evenings or Saturdays.
  • We confirm the price with you on the phone before anything is booked. Nothing is taken up front.

Booking off-season? The Early Bird Special brings a standard sweep down from £70 to £60.

Not sure which one you need?

Most people ring describing a symptom rather than a service — the fire smokes back, there is scratching above the fireplace, the glass keeps blackening, the survey flagged the chimney. That is genuinely more useful to us than a service name.

Describe what it is doing and we will tell you which job it actually is, including when the answer is that it does not need one yet.