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Chimney sweep work planned around your fireplace in The Crossings

Get the flue brushed, the smoke shelf cleared and the damper checked in one planned visit.

  • Owned and run locally
  • Available for same-day service
  • Fully licensed and insured
  • Family owned and run

Reasons households book a flue cleaning

  • A cap screen furred with soot
  • Fires that are slow to draw
  • Pieces of tile or mortar below the flue
  • Scratching or rustling inside the chimney
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Sweeping your chimney with a defined scope

Cleaning from the roof or from the hearth

A flue can be cleaned from the roof down, from the fireplace up, or from both ends. The choice depends on safe roof access, the shape of the flue and where the debris will collect. Either way, the opening below is sealed so soot stays in the firebox.

If the roof is wet, steep or fragile underfoot, we may work from below and explain what that changes. The written record says which way the flue was cleaned. That detail matters if a section near the top needs a second look later.

Children and pets on cleaning day

The work area around the hearth holds rods, brushes and bagged debris. Keep children and pets out of that room while the cleaning is underway. A closed door or a gate is enough.

Pets that are curious about the fireplace can be startled by rods in the flue or the vacuum running. Let us know if an animal will be loose in the house so we keep the entrance closed as we come and go. Once covers are lifted and the room is clean, the space is ready for normal use again.

What a sweep leaves for other visits

A sweep removes deposits and debris from the parts it can reach. It does not repair tile, mortar, dampers, caps or the chimney top. It also does not confirm the condition of concealed parts.

Keeping those tasks apart keeps the cleaning price honest and your choices clear. It also means a clean flue is not mistaken for a repaired one. When the cleaning reveals a repair, you get the facts and a separate estimate, then decide at your own pace. The written record shows exactly what the cleaning covered.

No repairs during a sweep without your approval

It can be tempting to fix a small problem while the tools are out. We do not do that without asking. Even a minor repair changes the price and the scope, and you should decide on it knowingly.

If a quick fix is possible on the day, we explain it and give you the price. You can say yes, no or later. Either way, the cleaning itself is finished as agreed and the repair is written down separately. That keeps the price you approved the price you pay.

What the chimney sweep estimate covers

  • Damper plate and frame cleaning
  • Damper operation checked after cleaning
  • Throat cleared of soot and flakes
  • Insert liner access per the manual

Questions about chimney cleaning visits

Should I empty the ashes before you arrive?

No. Leave them where they are and let the fireplace go cold. We remove the ash with the rest of the debris and take it away, so nothing warm ends up in a household bin.

How do you know which flue serves my fireplace?

We match each opening inside the house to the flues at the top before cleaning. Where the layout is unclear, we trace it from both ends. The estimate names the flues included so there is no doubt afterward.

What should I tell you when booking a chimney sweep?

Give us the number of fireplaces and which ones you use. Add any manual or model label, recent smoke or smell, and access notes for the roof or gate. Anything you do not know, we find out during the free inspection.

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