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Chimney Sweeping and Stoves in Arbroath
Arbroath's older streets are full of stone-built Victorian houses and fisherman's cottages, and that shapes most of what we do in the town.
The work we do in Arbroath
Near the harbour the wind off the North Sea can push smoke back down a flue. When a customer tells us their fire smokes on blowy days, the usual answer is the right cowl rather than a new stove, and we check the flue is clean and sound before recommending one.
The town centre is a conservation area with listed buildings. Where a stack or pot is visible from the street we keep external changes to a minimum and talk you through whether the council needs to be involved before work starts.
Period terraces and cottages often have an old open fire that suits a stove conversion. We survey the fireplace and flue, line it where needed, fit the stove and leave you with the HETAS certificate.
Modern estates on the edge of the town are a different job altogether. Many were built without chimneys, so a stove there means a twin wall flue, planned around the roofline and signed off to Building Standards. Fisherman's cottages, by contrast, tend to have small fireplaces, and we size the stove to suit so it burns hot and clean instead of being run low and sooting the glass.
More on each service: chimney sweeping, stove installation, stove maintenance and twin wall flues.
Booking and paperwork in Arbroath
Coastal flues collect soot and salt residue faster, so for a stove used most days through winter we would suggest having it swept at least once a year.
Lines are open Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm. Every sweep ends with a sweeping certificate, and every stove we fit is signed off with a HETAS certificate.
"Had our chimney swept and a new cowl fitted. Arrived on time, very tidy, and great value. Will use again."
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