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Chimney Sweep
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I have three fireplaces so I have to get two swept and it usually costs me £25. I can't work out why I get them done every year as we never light the fireOrganised people are just too lazy to look for things
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I had mine done just before Christmas and it was £25. First time in 20 years though as I only have about 4-5 fires a year when it's really cold to back up the gas central heating.0
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Hi all,
Resurrecting an old thread here... just wondering if £15-20 is still around what it costs for a chimney sweep?
Have recently moved into rental house with a fireplace, hasn't been swept in years I'd say, there's soot or coal dust literally dripping from the fireplace, so need to have it done before I light the fire.
Starting to get cold now so I guess I should get onto this!
Any idea of what budget I need to plan for?
Nothing left of this month's wage so has to wait 2 more weeks till payday.
Cheers
Ness0 -
Hi all,
Resurrecting an old thread here... just wondering if £15-20 is still around what it costs for a chimney sweep?
Have recently moved into rental house with a fireplace, hasn't been swept in years I'd say, there's soot or coal dust literally dripping from the fireplace, so need to have it done before I light the fire.
Starting to get cold now so I guess I should get onto this!
Any idea of what budget I need to plan for?
Nothing left of this month's wage so has to wait 2 more weeks till payday.
Cheers
Ness
I had mine done at the end of the summer and they were a bit over £20 each. If they haven't been swept for sometime, they may be full of stuff (we found a load of nesting material and a dead bird in one of ours, despite it being swept yearly, and us having fires in all during the winter :eek: ). If they're very blocked, they may be more expensive to clear, unless you have a good relationship with your sweep.
Definitley don't get a fire lit until you're absolutely sure that the chimney is clear, and in good condition (no smoke escaping into rooms above).
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
45 quid here from a registered whatever he was. Just had it done last weekThe quickest way to double your money is to fold it in half and put it back in your pocket.0
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border_collie wrote: »45 quid here from a registered whatever he was. Just had it done last week
Same for me £45 !, if anyone knows of one that will do it for £20 in Bucks let me know. That would be a great saving.0 -
£20 up here, we get him every 6 months.0
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Here in Norfolk i pay £12 per chimney, i have two...0
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£12 here in East Sussex
It's not worth "mucking about" as you need the Fire Brigade out to deal with a chimney fire, so just get it done!Warning ..... I'm a peri-menopausal axe-wielding maniac0 -
£45!:eek: That is amazing! I get mine done once a year for about £20.sealed pot challange #572!Garden fund - £0!!:D£0/£10k0
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