BurnSafe Chimney Sweeping

08/09/2026

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🏠 Do you have an open fire, wood burner or solid fuel appliance?

Help reduce your risk of a chimney fire with these top tips:

• Have your chimney swept regularly by a registered professional.
• Burn dry, seasoned wood with a moisture content below 20%.
• Avoid burning treated wood, household waste or wet timber.
• Keep vents and airways clear.
• Do not overload your fire or stove.
• Use a fireguard and keep anything that can burn at least one metre away.
• Test smoke alarms monthly and fit carbon monoxide alarms where needed.

A little preparation now can help prevent a serious fire later.

📸Thanks to Keith Medd The Sowerby Sweep

Chimney Fire Safety Week 7-13th September

07/09/2026

Is your stove ready for winter? These are now👍
1 Birds nest removed
2 A substantial amount of soot removed
3 New Door seal

07/09/2026

03/06/2026

Nice action!
Satisfying smoke evacuation test on this Clock stove

03/06/2026

Some nice new door seals means these stoves will be good to go come Autumn

18/04/2026

PROFESSIONAL CHIMNEY SWEEP
Pendle, Burnley, Ribble Valley, Craven, Upper Wharfedale, Keighley

Spring is the perfect time to get your chimney swept and any necessary repairs done, such as new rope door seals and firebricks.
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Call/WhatsApp on 07789071426

03/04/2026

Before and after! Rectifying a bodge job on an Esse stove. Looks like the fire cement was put on with a trowel 😂