Chimney Sweeping
We sweep all types of chimneys:
- fireplaces
- woodstoves
- gas flues
- oil flues
Chimneys need to be swept in order to:
- remove the byproducts of combustion; i.e. soot and creosote.
- to remove other debris such as bird and animal nests
- to remove the debris which results from deterioration of the chimney from within the flue
We will always send a W.E.T.T. certified technician to your home.
Our experienced, certified technicians will provide you with a report outlining the condition of your installation and chimney.
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Annual Sweeping Program
We Want To Save You Money $$$
If your system requires an annual sweeping, (and it does if you burn wood three times a week through the burning season)
join the Annual Sweeping Program and we will freeze the price of sweeping your system for three years!
The Annual Sweeping Program reduces your cost and helps even out our seasonal workload. Because people tend to leave things to the last minute, the months of September through December are so busy, we are not always able to schedule your appointment for when it is most convenient for you.
Here's how the Annual Sweeping Program works.
**** the sweeping must be done between April 1st and August 30th
to qualify for the three year price freeze. ****
from the Ontario Fire Code ...
The Ontario Fire Code (O. Reg. 388/97) Part 2 Chimneys, flues, and flue pipes2.6.1.4 (1) Chimneys, flues, and flue pipes shall be inspected
(a) annually,
(b) when any appliance is added to it, and
(c) after any chimney fire(2) Chimneys, flues, and pipes shall be repaired or replaced to eliminate any structural deficiency (such as absence of a liner) or any decay (such as cracking, settling, crumbling mortar, distortion, advanced corrosion, separation of sections or loose or broken supports)(3) Chimneys, flues, and flue pipes that constitute a fire hazard shall be repaired or replaced in accordance with the Building Code.2.6.1.5 Chimneys, flues, and flue pipes shall be cleaned as often as necessary to keep them free from accumulation of combustible deposits.
