Harri has completed a rigorous training course and successfully passed a full assessment to become a NACS (National Association of Chimney Sweeps) Member. He holds valid insurance for chimney sweeping, in line with the NACS Code of Conduct, and uses professional-grade equipment which is inspected during his assessment and regularly upgraded to the highest standards.

Harri is highly trained in dust prevention and takes great care to minimise mess. In most cases, the sweeping process is clean and controlled. However, exceptional circumstances—such as a blocked flue due to a bird’s nest—can make it difficult to guarantee no dust or debris will escape.

Ensure there is a clear path to the chimney and sufficient space to work. Harri may ask you to remove ornaments from the hearth and mantelpiece, and to clear the grate of any ash, fuel, or debris. He will bring protective dust sheets for your carpets, flooring, and furniture.

Yes. Even though these fuels don’t usually produce soot, blockages and other issues can still occur. Sweeping helps maintain proper function, prevents chimney fires, and reduces the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning.

The cost varies depending on the type of appliance or chimney and the time required to complete the job properly. Please contact Harri directly for an accurate quote.

Harri usually shows the brush emerging from the chimney pot to demonstrate that the flue has been thoroughly swept from bottom to top.