29/10/2026
Another fine morning picking up the pieces after these two-day, classroom-trained “experts” 😂🙈
Unfortunately, this customer had to take her stove apart herself after it was swept last November, because it had been put back together incorrectly in so many ways. We’re talking about internal components that didn’t even need to be removed in the first place! 🤦♂️
Lack of knowledge. Lack of training. Lack of experience.
I can assure you there was absolutely nothing Supreme about this customer’s feedback! 😬
It’s becoming embarrassing now when, some weeks, around 30% of my workload involves putting right the mistakes left behind by supposedly “trained” sweeps who simply aren’t qualified.
If you don’t have the knowledge or experience to work on a particular appliance, leave it to a qualified professional who does.
There is SO much more to chimney sweeping than sticking a whip up a chimney and hoping for the best! It takes proper training, knowledge of different appliances, attention to detail and an understanding of how everything should be dismantled, cleaned and correctly reassembled.
This isn’t just about doing a job badly. It’s about safety. People’s homes, appliances and, ultimately, lives could be put at risk when work is carried out without the necessary knowledge or competence. And this has been an ongoing concern for the past three years!
Thankfully, this customer can now have greater confidence in her appliance ahead of the winter season, knowing that the issues have been addressed and the stove has been checked. 🔥🙌✅
Please do your research before choosing a chimney sweep. A certificate of training isn’t necessarily the same as being qualified and competent to work on your particular appliance.
Your safety is worth getting it right. 💯
