Welcome to Cranleigh Chimney Sweep

My name is Max, a fully trained and qualified chimney sweep. I am a member of the Guild of Master Chimney Sweeps which provides the most comprehensive and up to date training.

I cover Cranleigh, Shamley Green, Wonersh, Bramley, Guildford, Godalming, Dunsfold, Haslemere, Alfold, Rudgwick, Loxwood, Ifold, Dorking, and the surrounding areas.

I use traditional rods and brushes, modern, rotary power sweeping or the ‘Viper’ system according to the requirements of your chimney or appliance.

Chimney sweeping does not make a mess, not only will your chimney be clean and safe, your fireplace and property will be as clean as I found it. I have the latest, specialist equipment to ensure your home remains clean and soot free. The newest filtering technology removes not only dirt but carcinogens which can be harmful. I am fully insured to cover all eventualities.

Services

I cover Cranleigh,Ewhurst, Shamley Green, Wonersh, Bramley, Guildford, Godalming, Dunsfold, Haslemere, Alfold, Rudgwick, Loxwood, Ifold, Dorking, and the surrounding areas.

Sweeping - From £75 +VAT per chimney
Every Sweep includes inspection, sweep & vacuum, smoke draw test and certificate.

Cowls & Bird Guards installation – From £145 +VAT

Smoke alarm and CO Alarm installation – from £25 +VAT

Drone Chimney or Roof Surveys – from £150 +VAT
Have tricky access or a delicate roof? We offer Drone surveys with state of the art Drones with 4K video recording and high quality pictures.

I issue a certificate for every sweep. By ensuring your chimney is properly swept and maintained you significantly reduce the risk of chimney fires, house fires and carbon monoxide poisoning. Once I have swept and assessed your chimney or appliance a certificate will be issued proving that your chimney was swept by a fully insured & competent sweep, a member of the Guild of Master Chimney Sweeps. The certificate is recognised by all major insurance companies.

It is important to burn dry, seasoned wood to ensure your fire is efficient, economic, and as environmentally friendly as possible. For the latest advice on what to burn and more importantly using your fire correctly visit the 'Burnright.co.uk' website by clicking the logo above to help save you money, reduce the risk of fires and help reduce air pollution.

What Wood to Burn

Unseasoned or damp wood releases much less heat when burnt because a lot of the energy is wasted removing the water. The smoke created from this doesn’t burn in the wood burner or fireplace, therefore when it goes up your chimney it sticks to the sides causing your chimney to tar up.

Hardwood is best in your stove because it burns slower, therefore gives out more heat for longer per log. The density of softwood is around half that of hardwood which results in it burning twice as fast, meaning you will need twice as much!

You can dry your wood in a wood store or you can buy seasoned logs from your supplier. Your wood should contain no more than 20% moisture.