Regular chimney cleaning improves heating efficiency and safety. We remove soot and creosote so smoke flows freely and the fire risk drops. After the job — log filled in and report in hand.
Burning wood gradually builds up soot and creosote — flammable tar deposits — on the chimney walls. They narrow the flue, worsen the draft and are the most common cause of chimney fires.
A clean flue draws better, so wood burns more efficiently and uses less fuel. That means a warmer home for less money and — crucially — a much lower fire risk. This is why Cabinet Regulation No. 238 requires regular flue cleaning and documentation.
For solid fuel heating, the chimney should be cleaned at least once a year, best before the heating season. With heavy use or wet wood, creosote builds up faster and cleaning is needed more often.
Mechanical removal of soot and debris along the whole flue.
Removing hardened creosote that raises the fire risk.
We verify the flue draws correctly and safely after cleaning.
When needed, we also clean ventilation ducts for better air.
We assess the chimney type, height and soot level and choose the right method.
Using brushes and weights we clean the flue from top or bottom, covering the work area.
Soot is collected with a vacuum into sealed bags — no mess in your home.
We check the draft, fill the log and issue a report per Reg. No. 238.
For solid fuel heating — at least once a year, ideally before the heating season. With intensive use or wet wood, more often.
From €70 in Limbaži county, from €100 in Riga and the region. Depends on the number of flues, height and soot level. The price includes a report.
No. Soot is collected with a vacuum into sealed bags and the area is covered. No soot is left behind.
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