by Malcolm Finch | Jun 20, 2015 | Chimney sweeping, Fire safety, Fire tips and advice, Fireplace repairs, News, Power Sweeping
Here are a few pictures of the Lovely Stately House Aynhoe Park & of the beautiful Fireplaces we recently just serviced.. Lovely place & people Many Thanks for your assistance throughout the day, & look forward to coming back to sweep the boiler chimneys,...
by Ray Tuckey | Apr 10, 2015 | Fire safety, Fire tips and advice, News, Stove installation
When you have no chimney in your house or extension, it does not mean you cant have a woodburning stove installed. Below are some pictures of an installation we recently completed in beautiful village of Mollington. We installed a Charnwood Country 4 stove connected...
by Malcolm Finch | Aug 16, 2014 | Fire tips and advice
Always seek expert advice before reactivating and using an open fire. Ensure there is proper ventilation in the room Have the chimney swept regularly whatever fuel you use, to prevent build up of soot or ash. Never leave an open fire unattended without a fire-guard....
by Malcolm Finch | Aug 5, 2014 | Fire tips and advice
A constructional hearth is normally a concrete slab 125mm deep which runs beneath the fire out into the room. A decorative hearth lays upon the constructional hearth at or above floor level. Hearths must be constructed of non-combustible material to comply with...
by Malcolm Finch | May 9, 2014 | Fire safety, Fire tips and advice
Pre-warm the chimney Before lighting your first roaring fire of the year you may need to pre-warm the chimney so that it will work properly. A warm flue enables the smoke and products of combustion to vent the property quickly and more easily. Simply light one...
