These larger chimneys, typically with openings exceeding six feet, require specialist care and additional time to properly protect your room from soot. This service also covers unlined log burners where the flue terminates just above the closure plate, ensuring the entire original inglenook void is thoroughly cleaned through the access hatch.

Most biomass boiler flues require an annual sweep to comply with insurance requirements and Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) grant conditions. To ensure a smooth service, sweeping should ideally be completed prior to your engineer's scheduled maintenance visit.

Designed for those who have moved into a property without any fireplace paperwork, this service provides peace of mind before you light your first fire. It includes a full sweep, a CCTV inspection, a smoke draw test, and a thorough check of all accessible internal and external components. You will also receive bespoke advice on how to use your appliance efficiently, and paperwork documenting the work and any recommendations.

Removing a bird's nest can be a time-consuming process as twigs and debris often fill the entire length of the flue. This specialist service includes a full camera inspection as standard to ensure the chimney is completely clear and safe for use.

This chemical treatment is essential for flues with heavy tar or creosote build-up, which must be cleared to prevent chimney fires or before fitting a new liner. While standard flues are covered by the base rate, specialist treatment for larger inglenook fireplaces is charged at £750 due to the scale of the work required.

The use of advanced camera technology to examine the entire length of your flue, identifying any hidden cracks, blockages, or structural damage. This provides clear visual reassurance that your chimney system is safe to use.