Recent Chimney Sweep Jobs Across Birmingham, Sutton Coldfield & Lichfield
Clean & Mess Free Chimney Sweeping in Birmingham, Sutton Coldfield & Lichfield
Preparation is everything when sweeping an open fire or wood burning stove.
That’s why I use fresh laundered floor coverings and soot sheets on every chimney swept, protecting your home from start to finish.
With modern, specialist equipment and a careful, methodical approach, each sweep is completed cleanly, efficiently, safely and without leaving a trace of soot behind.
At Amber Chimney Sweeps, respect for your home comes as standard.
Multi Fuel Stove Replacement Fire Brick Set in Sutton Coldfield
Replacement fire brick set and chimney liner sweep on this stove in Sutton Coldfield.
Firebricks are the light-coloured panels that line the inside of your stove. Their purpose is to;
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Protect the stoves steel or cast-iron body from direct flames and heat.
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Reflect heat back into the firebox to improve combustion efficiency.
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Help the stove burn hotter for longer while using less fuel.
They’re an essential part of your stoves performance, but they are also consumable components meaning they naturally wear down over time and need replacement.
Wood Burner Sweep in Water Orton Village
After regular use with smokeless fuel, this stove’s flue in Water Orton had become restricted by soot buildup, reducing the internal diameter and disrupting the safe flow of gases through the chimney liner.
A professional sweep removed a significant amount of soot and debris from the flue. After a full clean, the stove was back to running safely and efficiently.
Regular chimney sweeping is essential, even with “smokeless” fuels.
“Smokeless” doesn’t mean maintenance or soot free!
Open Fire Bird Nest Removal in Lichfield
A completed professional chimney sweep on a blocked fireplace in Lichfield where a large bird nest and debris had built up inside the flue.
After clearing the obstruction and cleaning the chimney, the fireplace is now safe, efficient, and ready for use.
Blocked chimneys can increase the risk of Carbon monoxide poisoning and chimney fires.
What I did:
• Removed bird nest, soot and debris.
• Swept and CCTV inspected the chimney to ensure all nesting material had been removed.
• Restored safe fire performance.