Tiobraid Árann · County Tipperary
Chimney Sweep in Tipperary
In rural Tipperary a lot of homes still run on a range or a solid-fuel stove through the winter, and farmhouses often have more than one chimney in use. With fires lit most days from October to April, flues build up soot and tar quickly, and a range that heats the water as well works hard all season. One sweep before the winter is the minimum here; houses burning every day often need a second.
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The full job, not half of it.
- Sweeping for open fires, stoves and range cookers
- Dust sheets down and the fireplace sealed off so soot stays out of the room
- Soot bagged up and the hearth left clean
- A look at the fireplace, stove and visible flue for anything worth knowing about
- A reminder each year before the fire season, so you don't have to remember
- Bird nests removed outside the nesting season
In Tipperary
Plenty of Tipperary homes, especially in the country, still rely on a stove or open fire through the winter, so one sweep a year before the season is the minimum.
Best time to book
Late summer or early autumn, before you light the first fire of the winter. September to December is when everyone books, so earlier is easier. If you burn wood or coal most days, a second sweep in spring is worth it.
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Chimney Sweep prices in Tipperary
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- Open fire, one flue
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- Stove or range cooker
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- Each extra flue on the same visit
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Towns we cover
Chimney Sweeping across County Tipperary
Clonmel, Nenagh, Thurles, Tipperary Town, Cashel, Cahir, Carrick-on-Suir, Roscrea, Templemore and Ballina, plus the villages and townlands in between.
Chimney Sweeping in Tipperary: questions
Do you do chimney sweeping in Clonmel and Nenagh?
Yes. We cover all of County Tipperary, including Clonmel, Nenagh, Thurles, Tipperary Town, Cashel, Cahir, Carrick-on-Suir, Roscrea, Templemore and Ballina.
Is chimney sweeping any different in Tipperary?
Inland Tipp is spared the sea salt, but damp winters in the river valleys of the Suir and the Shannon still bring moss onto paving and lichen onto walls, and the mature hedges and trees around rural homes keep gutters filling up.
When is the best time for chimney sweeping in Tipperary?
Late summer or early autumn, before you light the first fire of the winter. September to December is when everyone books, so earlier is easier. If you burn wood or coal most days, a second sweep in spring is worth it.
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