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Chimney Sweep Stroud & HETAS Wood Stove Installer

Wood Stove Fitters & Chimney Sweeps are your trusted local specialists for professional traditional & rotary power sweeping, CCTV chimney inspections, and quality stove installations across Stroud, Stonehouse, Tetbury, Cirencester, and the Five Valleys.

With years of experience prior to the company formation in 2010, I bring a top level of technical expertise and a friendly, reliable service to every home. As a HETAS-registered installer and registered chimney sweep, I provide specialist maintenance for wood burners, open fires, and Aga/Rayburn flues. From essential annual chimney sweeping and birds nest removal to full stove installations, to ensure your home remains safe, efficient, and insurance-compliant.

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Chimney Sweeping & Specialist Maintenance

  • Professional Chimney Sweeping: Utilizing the latest rotary power sweeping and traditional brush techniques for a tidy finish.

  • CCTV Chimney Inspections: High-definition technology to diagnose flue issues and guarantee your chimney is safe to use.

  • Comprehensive Cleaning Expert care for wood burners, open fires, Aga / Rayburn flues, and inglenook fireplaces.

  • Bird’s Nest & Blockage Removal: Professional removal of debris to ensure a clear, safe passage for gases.

  • Safety Certification: Insurance-approved Chimney Sweep Safety Certificate issued with every sweep.

  • Expert Maintenance: Rain cowl & chimney pot installs, stove repairs (ropes/glass), Cre-Away creosote removal, and chimney flue lining.

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Wood Stove Fitters for Stove Installation 

  • HETAS Registered Installations: Multi-fuel stove installs using quality flue components and backed by full building regulation knowledge.

  • Flexible Fitting Service: We can fit your own stove or provide supply-and-fit options via Woodford and Stove Buddy; many other leading brands are also available.

  • Expert Advice: We can advise on the best wood-burning stoves for your home and suggest reputable local outlets or online companies.

  • Site Surveys: Free no-obligation site survey and quotation service to plan your project from start to finish

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Why Choose us

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  • 15+ Years in Business "Google Badge": Officially listed and verified since 2010.

  • Around 20 Years Industry Experience

  • 45+ Years Local. A well-known permanent fixture in the community

  • Not Just a Chimney Sweep: As a qualified HETAS installer, I understand the technical safety of your entire system, providing a level of care that some standard sweeps cannot match.

  • Personalized Service:The person who surveys your home is the person who does the work

  • No VAT to Pay: I am non-VAT registered—no need to dilute job quality to remain competitive.

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Benefits of a wood stove and using wood as a fuel source

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 A professionally installed stove adds value to your home. We work with landlords and holiday cottage owners across the Cotswolds to make their properties more attractive and energy-efficient for tenants.

 

Stoves are great looking pieces of decorative furniture, you can't beat the cozy warmth of a wood burner.

 

Stoves are a reliable source of heat during a power cut. You can place a kettle or cook on a stove.

 

Stoves can reduce your carbon footprint and your dependance on oil and gas. Heating your house with wood can be cheaper than using gas and oil.

 

Wood is a green sustainable source of fuel. When wood is burned it gives off the same carbon emisions as it would it if left to decompose naturally.

 

Collecting and sawing wood is good exercise! It can be free to collect if you live in the right area (please consult relevant landowners before removing)

 

Modern wood stoves can be over 80% efficient, whereas open fires only reach around 20-25% efficiency (mostly due to heat loss up the chimney)

 

Wood Stoves are safe to be left unattended and you don't get burned flooring from spitting logs (as you would with an open fire)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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