Hannah’s Chimney Sweep Service

07/10/2026

⚠️‼️ LIMITED AVAILABILITY ‼️⚠️

I have just 10 appointments left for 2026!

If you would like to get in this year and have your fireplace Christmas ready please do get in touch before I am fully booked - it is usually still busy for another few months into the new year too so if your thinking you won’t need a sweep till 2027 then please also get in touch to secure your slot.

📞 07935290212
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🌐 www.hannahschimneysweep.co.uk

07/09/2026

September - Fully booked ⛔️
October - Fully booked ⛔️
November - Less than 50% availability.

Please don’t leave it too long if you are looking for a sweep this side of Christmas 🎄

I didn’t think it was possible to get much busier over the main sweeping season compared to the last few years but this year is definitely proving otherwise so far!

Please please do get booked in ASAP if you are needing your chimney swept this side of Christmas.

www.hannahschimneysweep.co.uk
[email protected]
07935 290212

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29/08/2026

I didn’t think it was possible to get much busier over the main sweeping season compared to the last few years but this year is definitely proving otherwise so far!

Please please do get booked in ASAP if you are needing your chimney swept this side of Christmas.

www.hannahschimneysweep.co.uk
[email protected]
07935 290212

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28/02/2026

Cosy nights and crackling fires are a welcome comfort on colder evenings but it’s important to use them safely.

If your log burner or open fire is back in use, make sure your chimney has been swept and your appliance properly serviced to help reduce the risk of chimney fires.

Keep logs, coal and other fuels stored well away from the heat, and always use a spark guard to stop embers escaping.

Don’t let a preventable chimney fire undo the comfort of your evening.

26/01/2026

An important read ⚠️

We’re seeing this far too often lately, so it needs to be said plainly:

A chimney breast should not be constructed out of timber with a wood burning stove. Clues in the name!

This fireplace was only a few fires away from going up in flames! 🔥

A wood burner gives off sustained heat over long periods. Timber hidden behind plasterboard can dry out, slowly char and, over time, become a serious fire risk. Just because it’s covered up and looks neat doesn’t mean it’s safe.

Plasterboard, fireboard or a skim coat does not make timber suitable behind a stove. Clearances to combustible materials matter, and they are there for a reason. Building Regulations and stove manufacturers are very clear on this point.

If a builder suggests timber framing because it’s quicker or cheaper, that should raise concerns.

Get it checked, get it signed off, and get it done properly by a professional (us) 😊

24/12/2025

I am finally all wrapped and ready for the big man himself to magically put everything under the tree 🎄

Thank you to everyone that’s followed & supported me this year - I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and New Year.

See you all in 2026 🎊

27/11/2025

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Let’s talk alarms for a minute… I know sometimes we don’t want to hear it or know we should have them in our homes and don’t but today has highlighted to me just how important they are.

Usually I’m banging on about how you should have a carbon monoxide alarm or even if you have one to move it slightly so it’s in a better place, should you ever need it to go off it will but today I’d like to raise some awareness to just how important it is to also have WORKING smoke alarms.

As I left for work this morning I could hear an alarm going off so naturally I went to see where it was coming from to find out it was a neighbours house, at this point I couldn’t really see or smell anything, just hear them.

I had a quick look around and realised a small fire had not long started in their kitchen, I called the fire brigade (who I have to say got there so quickly!) and was frantically ringing their ring door bell to try contact them to gain access and get their pets out as quickly as possible.

Luckily everyone is well and no real damage has been done but let this be a reason to make sure any alarms in your home are fit for purpose and fully working, making sure to test them every now and again because you just never know when you may need them! 🖤