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Hi there, I also recommend Steve - he swept 4 chimneys for me, including one where I had re-fitted a fire-place. Very efficient and professional. Used dust sheets etc and tidied up after himself. Reasonably priced. His other contact details are: Steve Pearce 020 86993713 or 020 88576511. Member of the NAC.

Good luck.

Just jumping in as we had Alan Naish from http://www.123chimneysweeps.co.uk round this morning, based on recommendations from the forum. I'll echo BJAP's post above: he was punctual, professional, friendly, worked quickly with no mess at all and gave us lots of really good advice while he was at it. Definitely happy to recommend him.

Just to add another very positive experience with Alan Naish - friendly, punctual and professional. He was super efficient and very tidy (which is what I was most worried about!). His family has been operating in the area for over 100 years!

You can contact him on 020 8668 9914 or 07956385112

  • 2 weeks later...
Alan Naish of 1.2.3.CHIMNEY SWEEPS have been genuinely trading as a family run business since 1870,he has been a member of The National Association of Chimmey Sweeps for years we use them every year(as my parents did previous) and the many other recommendations for him here on EDF speak for themselves 020 8668 9914
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I used Alain Naish of 1.2.3Chimney Sweeps as well. I recommend him highly: it nowed yesterday, and he was supposed to come at 8am this morning, but because of the snow, he was here at 7.30am -- EARLY! Alan inspected and swept my chimney, even showed me the brush sticking out of the chimney from the road outside the house. He was very clean and thorough while sweeping. He also gave me advice on how to use the chimney. Very nice bloke too. http://123chimneysweeps.co.uk/
  • 7 months later...

Because this post helped me, I would like to chip in and say that we also recommend Alan Naish of 1-2-3 Chimeny Sweeps. He was easy to book in at a convenient time, he arrived early(!), explained everything he was doing and left the area he was working in spotless.


http://www.123chimneysweeps.co.uk


Best,

Chris

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