South West Chimney Sweep
ChimneyGuard
Tony Tennant
Our chimney Sweep services
About ChimneyGuard
We are a local family run business, all our sweeps are fully trained with The Guild of Master Chimney sweeps and Hetas. We have invested in the latest top tier sweeping technology, techniques and equipment ensuring the most effective sweep is completed. We are striving to improve Industry standards and ensure safeguarding. We use Traditional Brush and Rod, and Rotary Power Sweeping, and also offer service, repairs and maintenance, Bird nest removal, CCTV chimney and Drone aerial inspections. We also sweep Historic and Thatch properties having been trained, accredited and certified by The Guild of Master Chimney Sweeps. All our sweeps carry public liability insurance, they have also undergone full DBS checks, SC cleared for sensitive properties.
AREAS COVERED
We cover the following areas: North Hampshire, Surrey including Farnborough, Farnham, Ash, Aldershot, Fleet, Frimley, Guildford, Godalming, Shalford, Shere, Bracknell, Camberley, Deepcut, Bagshot, Sandhurst, Wrecclesham, Crowthorne and Wokingham.
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10 Things To Ask Your Sweep On Their Next Visit
10 Things To Ask Your Sweep On Their Next Visit
A wood burning stove gives you the choice of opting for a carbon neutral, renewable, and sustainable domestic heat source. Here are 10 things to ask your chimney sweep on their next visit to help you find the best way to achieve efficiency and low environmental impact with your woodburner or fire.
Looking for Specialist Chimney Sweep Services?
Professional chimney sweeping involves a variety of inspections and tests as a matter of course. Your sweep will also advise on maintenance / remedial work. Further advice on the efficient use of your fire and fuel will save you money and reduce environmental impact. Many sweeps provide additional specialised services. Use the categories below to search for specific services near you.
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Useful tips and advice to help you get the most our of your wood burner or open fire.
Getting it right
By following the best operation practices for your Wood burner, you can save money, reduce polution and prevent the risk of a chimney fire, which are all key considerations for the safety and efficiency of your appliance.