HERITAGE Sweep & Chimney Services

12/12/2024

It is with much sadness that I have to inform my customers that I have to close down Heritage Sweep & Chimney Services due to illness.

I would like to say a massive
Thank You for supporting my business throughout the last 12 years that I have been your Chimney Sweep.
I thank you for the many cups of tea, coffee, biscuits and cakes 🍰 ☕️
I will miss our friendly catch ups
as it often feels like I’m popping into to see old friends

There are many professional Chimney Sweeps out there to look after you in the future, so remember to stay safe and get your appliances regularly serviced and swept.
I would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 🎄
Best Wishes
Vinny & Lorna
Heritage Sweep & Chimney Services

01/03/2024

It's Chimney Fire Safety Week!
What are you burning on your stove? The use of unseasoned wood and the misuse of your appliance can contribute to creosote buildup and cause chimney fires. Check your wood fuel quality and only burn dry wood.
to a Sweep!

23/12/2023

Seasons greetings to all my customers and friends
many thanks for your continued support throughout the year
Best Wishes Vinny 🎩 🎄🎅🏻

20/11/2023

USING THE CONTROLS OF YOUR STOVE
The single most important factor affecting the burn temperature is the way you use and control the stove.

If the air controls are shut down too much, the burning temperature drops and lots of pollution is produced. You may be completely unaware of this, so please take time to read the manufacturer’s instructions and understand them.

You can have a good stove attached to a good chimney and use nice dry wood but if you close the air controls too much, then lots of damaging pollution is produced. This process also wastes your fuel and soots up the chimney.

Source: https://www.burnright.co.uk

08/04/2023

THE IMPORTANCE OF USING DRY WOOD
Burning wet wood will lead to an increase in smoke and emissions and produce little heat. It will also lead to a blackening of the stove glass and a build-up of soot in the chimney. Only logs with a moisture content below 20% should be used in a stove - and using dry wood also means that fewer logs are needed to produce the same level of heat. For more info take a look at the SIA website:
https://rpb.li/9sX

02/02/2023

HETAS provide a response to the government publishing its Environment Improvement Plan 2023, which is a review of the 25 Year Environment Plan (25YEP).

19/12/2022

I would like to say a huge
Thank You to all
My Customers and Friends
for your continued Support throughout this last year,
Wishing you a Christmas full of Joy and Festive Cheer 👍🏿🎩🎄

08/12/2022

08/11/2022