HETAS Approved Chimney Sweep in Blyth

I provide professional, mess-free chimney sweeping across Blyth and surrounding areas, including Cowpen, Newsham, New Delaval and South Beach.

I sweep log burners, multi-fuel stoves, open fires and gas fire flues using professional power-sweeping equipment, a hazardous-dust HEPA vacuum and an air scrubber to help keep soot and dust under control.

I’m fully insured and DBS checked, and a sweep certificate is provided on completion.

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Jon was brilliant. Fast, efficient and didn't leave a speck of ash or dust behind. He was really informative and knew such a lot about my fires/stove. I found his advice very helpful. I'd highly recommend him and will be most certainly using him again next year. - Cath in Blyth -

Jon was brilliant. Fast, efficient and didn't leave a speck of ash or dust behind. He was really informative and knew such a lot about my fires/stove. I found his advice very helpful. I'd highly recommend him and will be most certainly using him again next year. - Cath in Blyth -

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Services Available

  • Full chimney sweeping

  • Removal of soot, debris and blockages

  • Log burners and multi-fuel stoves

  • Open fires and gas fire flues

  • Bird nest removal

  • Bird and animal rescue

  • Stove and fireplace maintenance

  • New homeowner chimney checks

  • Camera and drone inspections

  • Smoke draw testing

  • Sweep certificate provided on completion

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Why Regular Sweeping Matters

Soot, creosote and debris can build up inside a chimney or flue, restricting airflow and increasing the risk of chimney fires or carbon monoxide entering the room.

Regular sweeping helps keep the flue clear, supports efficient appliance operation and allows potential problems to be identified before they become more serious. Some chimneys may need sweeping more than once a year depending on the fuel used and how often the appliance is operated.

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Quick Tip

The end of the burning season is a good time to have your chimney swept. Soot left inside the flue over summer can absorb moisture and become acidic, which may contribute to corrosion in stainless-steel liners or deterioration in older masonry chimneys.

If you miss the end-of-season sweep, arrange one before using the fire again.

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