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Jacks Chimney Sweeping

Qualified Chimney Sweep

Jack Torn

8 Davidson Road
Norwich
Norfolk
NR7 0XW
Jack Torn

Our chimney Sweep services

  • Advice
  • Bird Nests Removed
  • Birdguards Supplied / Fitted
  • CCTV Inspections
  • Power Sweeping
  • Stove & Fireplace Service / Maintenance
  • Stove Repairs

About Jacks Chimney Sweeping

Hi, I’m Jack. I provide a friendly, clean and reliable chimney sweeping service based in Thorpe St Andrew, covering Norwich and the surrounding villages.

Whether you need a routine annual sweep, a bird’s nest removed, a chimney inspection after moving into a new home, or a new cowl or cap fitted, I can help keep your chimney safe, clean and working efficiently.

As well as being a member of the Guild of Master Chimney Sweeps, I am NVQ qualified and HETAS Approved. I do my best to arrive on time, deliver an excellent service and leave no mess behind.

 

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Norwich, Thorpe St Andrew, Sprowston, Brundall, Blofield, Salhouse, Trowse, Stoke Holy Cross, Loddon, Surlingham, Mulbarton, Buxton,

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