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Chimney flue cleaning and soot removal
Deep cleaning of fireplace and stove chimneys, removing soot, dirt, and creosote buildup using professional brushes, flexible extension rods, and heavy-duty vacuums.
Draft restoration and inspection
Diagnosing poor airflow (draft issues) and clearing blockages such as bird nests, fallen bricks, or foreign debris inside the chimney liner.
Soot and moisture odor neutralization
Deep cleaning the firebox walls and combustion chamber from burnt soot to eliminate persistent smoke and dampness odors indoors
.Fireplace restoration and sealing
Repairing internal firebrick lining, refilling mortar joints, replacing or cleaning heat-resistant door glass, and fitting new thermal door seals.
Video camera inspection (CCTV diagnostics)
Inspecting the chimney flue's interior condition using specialized cameras to detect cracks, leaks, or structural damage.
Ensure safety and warmth in your home
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Frequently Asked Questions - Chimney Cleaning
Under active seasonal use, cleaning the chimney flue is recommended once every 12 months (prior to the start of the heating season). For occasional use or when burning dry hardwood exclusively, cleaning should be done at least once every 2 years.
The primary causes include: Heavy accumulation of soot/creosote or physical blockages (nests/debris) inside the flue; Insufficient chimney height or incorrect pipe diameter; Lack of adequate fresh air intake indoors (often caused by airtight PVC windows).
No. Professional sweeps use modern clean methods: the fireplace opening is sealed with heavy-duty protective sheeting, and a high-powered industrial vacuum is connected to capture all soot particles, keeping your room completely clean.