Clear Flue Chimney Sweep 07950490428

I am a professionally trained Chimney Sweep having practiced for a number of years. I provide you with a clean service that will leave you confident in the use of your appliance, by inspecting it for effectiveness and safety. This is in accordance with building regulations and specifically Document J.

I cover a wide area around North East London to Essex and South Hertfordshire.

I offer a weekend and evening service to fit around busy families and professionals. I can tailor my working hours to suit you! Evening slots tend to book up quickly, so book your slot soon.

I currently have availability for evening and weekend bookings. Demand is expected to be particularly high this year, due to the increasing energy costs and families looking to use fireplaces instead of central heating.  If you have not used a fireplace for a significant time, then I am happy to come and inspect it for cleaning and use. 

Standard Sweep: £75 (Each additional Chimney £50). 

Includes chimney / flue clean, appliance check, CCTV inspection if applicable, Smoke test, Carbon Monoxide check, advice on appropriate methods of burning. 

Bird Nest Removal & Sweep: £100 

Wasp Nest Treatment and Sweep: £100 (I am a qualified pest controller)

Certification of cleaning and inspection, by email or hard copy. 

I will also advise if your appliance is considered to be unsafe for use. Be it for carbon monoxide concerns from smoke or potential for a fire hazard. 

Did you know that the Chimney Sweep is considered lucky? 

Legend has it, if we reach back into British history, that a sweep saved the life of King William from a run away carriage. The King, delighted he was saved, then invited the sweep to his daughter's wedding. 

A second legend claims that King George was riding in London, when the horses were startled and the carriage went out of control. The chimney sweep managed to get on the carriage and bring it to a halt, preventing harm befalling the King. The King bowed to the Sweep and declared them all to be lucky. It is also said, that King George invited the chimney sweep to his daughter's wedding, which is why we still have the tradition at weddings to this day.  In those times, it was common for passers by to bow or curtsey to bestow luck upon themselves, if they saw a chimney sweep!

The final legend from ages past, is that a sweep was found hanging from a roof after falling during a sweep. A lady saw him dangling from the edge and came to the rescue, pulling him into the house. Despite her reluctant engagement, she fell in love with the Sweep and they became happily married!

Use the number above or the contact form to get in touch. Text / WhatsApp is a more efficient method as I cannot always get to the phone. 07950490428