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Looking for a chimney sweep in gateshead?

I’m a HETAS certified chimney sweep, fully insured and hold a current DBS check.

Serving Gateshead and surrounding communities—including Felling, Whickham, Dunston, Low Fell, Birtley, Blaydon, Crawcrook and Chopwell.

My priority is providing Gateshead homeowners with a thorough, efficient sweep that’s respectful of your home — no mess, no fuss, just reliable, expert care every visit.

Jon turned up when he said he would, did the job in a tidy manner and was very helpful, will be using him again next year. - Duncan in Gateshead

Jon turned up when he said he would, did the job in a tidy manner and was very helpful, will be using him again next year. - Duncan in Gateshead

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The Services I Offer

  • Annual chimney sweeping

  • Power sweeping

  • Log burners and multi-fuel stoves

  • Open fires

  • Gas fires

  • New homeowner chimney safety checks

  • Bird nest and blockage removal

  • Creosote and tar removal

  • Replacement firebricks, stove glass and door rope

  • Camera inspections and flue checks

  • Animal rescue from chimneys

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FAQs

Should Chimney Sweeping Be Done Annually?

Yes. Over time, soot, creosote, and debris can accumulate in your chimney, leading to serious hazards like chimney fires, dangerous carbon monoxide leaks, or inefficient stove performance. Annual chimney sweeps are essential to prevent these risks and ensure your fireplace or stove operates at its best, providing you with peace of mind and a clean, safe home environment.

 Do you provide a certificate after sweeping?

Yes. I issue a full sweep certificate for every completed job. This is useful for insurance, landlord compliance, and peace of mind.

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Quick Tip: Use a Stove Thermometer

Get yourself a stove pipe thermometer. If you're burning too cool, you're coating the flue in sticky tar that’s a nightmare to remove. Too hot, and you're burning through fuel unnecessarily. Stay in the “optimum” zone to save money and keep your chimney cleaner for longer.