chimney sweep services in newcastle upon tyne
Jon was friendly and did an excellent job! I was amazed that there was no mess left behind. The stove is now ready for winter. I’d definitely recommend his service!" Rory in Newcastle
Jon was friendly and did an excellent job! I was amazed that there was no mess left behind. The stove is now ready for winter. I’d definitely recommend his service!" Rory in Newcastle
Looking for a reliable chimney sweep in Newcastle?
I am HETAS approved, fully insured, DBS checked and I proudly offer chimney sweeping services across Newcastle upon Tyne, including areas such as Jesmond, Gosforth, Heaton, Walker, Byker, Fenham, West Denton, Kingston Park, and the city centre.
My services are tailored to the needs of Newcastle residents, ensuring fast, professional, mess free and friendly service every time.
Services Offered by ne sweep
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 glassanddoor rope
Camera inspections and flue checks
Animal/bird rescue from chimneys
Smoke coming back into the room and poor draw investigations
HETAS chimney sweeping certificates
Smoke draw testing after sweeping
Advice on fuel, burning habits, cowls and carbon monoxide alarms
Every sweep is carried out using modern equipment, HEPA-rated dust control and a clean, tidy approach.
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.
Why Chimney Sweeping Matters
Newcastle homes have seen their fair share of solid fuel heating, and that means soot, creosote, and the odd bird nest are part of the picture. If left unchecked, these build-ups can cause serious problems — chimney fires, carbon monoxide leaks, poor draw, or a stove that simply won’t perform as it should.
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.